Which is the fastest client that could handle most requests per second? (any benchmarks?)

Hello guys,

Thanks for the community support here :slight_smile:

We would like to use a client for our nodes. However, we are limited to the
usage of nginx. We dont have the full control over using nginx.

So we wanted to use one of the official/unofficial ES client. I have
searched, but all I could find is to comparison between clients in PHP
language.

Since I know PHP has many drawbacks in terms of perforance, I would like to
ask you guys, which client do you suggest that could handle the most
requests per second and be fastest at that time. We used node client, but
It works on only 1 thread (as the nature of node) which lead my questions
about the issue.

Or are there any benchmark tools avaliable you could suggest me ?

Thanks

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I think you mean Node.js. The Java node client does not work on 1 thread.

Use Java API, it is the generic interface to ES. Also note, the setup of
the cluster determines the client performance. There is not much you can do
at client side if your cluster is small and slow.

Jörg

On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 4:57 AM, MrBu metin.akyali@gmail.com wrote:

Hello guys,

Thanks for the community support here :slight_smile:

We would like to use a client for our nodes. However, we are limited to
the usage of nginx. We dont have the full control over using nginx.

So we wanted to use one of the official/unofficial ES client. I have
searched, but all I could find is to comparison between clients in PHP
language.

Since I know PHP has many drawbacks in terms of perforance, I would like
to ask you guys, which client do you suggest that could handle the most
requests per second and be fastest at that time. We used node client, but
It works on only 1 thread (as the nature of node) which lead my questions
about the issue.

Or are there any benchmark tools avaliable you could suggest me ?

Thanks

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Yes I meant "nodej.s" client. Independent of ES cluster, I really wonder
the client performance. Cluster is big and backed by 3 machines. All using
ssds, 4 cores and 15gb of rams.

30 Mart 2015 Pazartesi 10:38:43 UTC+3 tarihinde Jörg Prante yazdı:

I think you mean Node.js. The Java node client does not work on 1 thread.

Use Java API, it is the generic interface to ES. Also note, the setup of
the cluster determines the client performance. There is not much you can do
at client side if your cluster is small and slow.

Jörg

On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 4:57 AM, MrBu <metin....@gmail.com <javascript:>>
wrote:

Hello guys,

Thanks for the community support here :slight_smile:

We would like to use a client for our nodes. However, we are limited to
the usage of nginx. We dont have the full control over using nginx.

So we wanted to use one of the official/unofficial ES client. I have
searched, but all I could find is to comparison between clients in PHP
language.

Since I know PHP has many drawbacks in terms of perforance, I would like
to ask you guys, which client do you suggest that could handle the most
requests per second and be fastest at that time. We used node client, but
It works on only 1 thread (as the nature of node) which lead my questions
about the issue.

Or are there any benchmark tools avaliable you could suggest me ?

Thanks

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