github.com/matttomasetti/Go-Gorilla_Websocket-Benchmark-Server
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If interested in the results, read the Full Report or the shortened Blog Post about this experiment.
This is a Go (Gorilla) variation of websocket servers designed to benchmark the performance of both reliability and speed of various websocket implementations.
The other server variations can be found at the links below
The benchmarking client can be found here
docker run -p 8080:8080 mtomasetti/go-gorilla_websocket-benchmark-server
That's it! The websocket server will automatically start on port 8080
docker build . -t websocket_benchmark/go
docker run -p 8080:8080 websocket_benchmark/go
In order for this websocket server to compile and run, it requires:
It is recommended that you use the ready-made environment via the included Dockerfile
go get github.com/gorilla/websocket
go build go-gorilla_websocket-benchmark-server.go
./go-gorilla_websocket-benchmark-server
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