Back in spring 2020 at GoOut, we were looking to replace our Spring-Tomcat duo by a more lightweight framework to power our future Kotlin microservices. We did some detailed (at times philosophical) theoretical comparisons that I much enjoyed, but these cannot substitute a hands-on experience. We decided to implement proof-of-concept microservices using the most viable frameworks, stressing them in a benchmark along the way. While Kotlin was the main language, I saw this as an opportunity to have some fun at home and test (my proficiency with) Rust, which is touted for being fast. I ended up stress-testing Kotlin’s Http4k, Ktor, and Rust’s Actix Web, read on to see how they fared.

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