Web_server
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web_server
Is a header-only web_server that does now support HTTPS. The reason I created this is to be able to add endpoints at runtime.
usage
This project uses cmake and asio. Asio will be downloaded on the first build. You only have to include the "src" folder to use this project, provided you have asio already downloaded.
dependencies
OpenSSL - CMake will try to find OpenSSL. If it is found, HTTPS is supported by defining OPEN__SSL BEFORE you include web_server.h
asio - This will be downloaded and included in the first build.
performance_tester
The performance tester was written to get a rough idea of how fast the web_server is. It spawns 16 threads which all connect to the root path of the server and get a response. The time it takes from connection to disconnection is added to a vector
performance
There is a performance_tester folder which will build a a client to test performance.
I've run the performance_tester on a pc with the following specs:
- AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
- 32 GB RAM
Using 16 threads on the performance_tester I was getting about 18 000 connections with the average response time about 850 microseconds. This is more than I need so I'm not going to worry about performance too much further.
