Hi!
I am the author of Cardigan, a Java framework participating in HttpArena (https://www.http-arena.com/#type=engine).
I have run local tests on c7a.16xlarge instances with Cardigan + pg-java and have found the combination to perform extremely well: I get around 360k requests/s, matching the very top entries on HttpArena. I understand the API is still evolving, but would it be at all possible to publish an alpha release to Maven Central, as vendoring pg-java is a bit inconvenient.
I should also note that Cardigan's thread-per-core shared-nothing design benefits enormously from jdk.pollerMode=3 (POLLER_PER_CARRIER) introduced in the coming Java 27, so I am not in an extreme rush per se.
Let me also take the opportunity to thank you for pg-java, it's been really solid performance-wise in the testing I have done so far.
Hi!
I am the author of Cardigan, a Java framework participating in HttpArena (https://www.http-arena.com/#type=engine).
I have run local tests on c7a.16xlarge instances with Cardigan + pg-java and have found the combination to perform extremely well: I get around 360k requests/s, matching the very top entries on HttpArena. I understand the API is still evolving, but would it be at all possible to publish an alpha release to Maven Central, as vendoring pg-java is a bit inconvenient.
I should also note that Cardigan's thread-per-core shared-nothing design benefits enormously from jdk.pollerMode=3 (POLLER_PER_CARRIER) introduced in the coming Java 27, so I am not in an extreme rush per se.
Let me also take the opportunity to thank you for pg-java, it's been really solid performance-wise in the testing I have done so far.