Sébastien Ros

I am fine with that. Do you want to create a PR for this?

Thanks, at least we won't have to expect it to find the fix there.

> we're going to need the community's help in identifying frameworks whose maintainers need to be pinged for updates I see two options, not exclusive: - Ping contributors to verify...

I think the date is empty as the variable is never initialized: https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/blob/master/frameworks/Rust/faf/src/main.rs#L43 The initialization seems to have been removed in this PR: https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pull/6523/files#diff-e828d6a53c980b3107862cfa2530ba397b76f56d2a0bb3d555465a6f6217f4feL52-L53 That would explain the network bandwidth...

/cc @errantmind

Thanks for confirming. Do you know how it's getting over the "physical" limits then? If not then I will try to check the full payload it's sending so I can...

@fafhrd91 historically all plaintext results have been capped at 7M rps because when you look at the minimum request size and the network packets, over a 10Gb/s network, it can't...

Sorry, haven't had time to look into it, but I had done the same calculation 3 years ago (we recorded it I think) and we confirmed the 7M. I had...

@billywhizz > if we assume for argument sake an average ethernet packet size of 8192 bytes MTU is 1500 on these NICs, including the ones we use.

I took some tcp dumps and all looks fine. Compared to ULib (c++) also which used to be the fastest on our faster network. The important things I noted are...