[rozap]

If you read the article, in the third or so paragraph.

> What this means, performance-wise, is that measuring requests per second gets a lot more attention than connections per second. Usually, the latter can be one or two orders of magnitude lower than the former. Correspondingly, benchmarks use long-living connections to simulate multiple requests from the same device.

[lstodd]

Your point being? I was talking of single-request connections.

[jasonlotito]

> I was talking of single-request connection.

Yes. Which is not what's being discussed here.

[lstodd]

Yeah, what's being discussed here are connections without any i/o over them. Just an fd lingering somewhere in an epoll pool. Which obviuosly is even less taxing. So your point is?

[kierenj]

..that you are comparing apples and oranges, like he said