In high-concurrency scenarios, according to benchmark tests, the performance of the PHP framework is: Phalcon (RPS 2200), Laravel (RPS 1800), CodeIgniter (RPS 2000), and Symfony (RPS 1500). Actual cases show that the Phalcon framework achieved 3,000 orders per second during the Double Eleven event on the e-commerce website.
In high-concurrency applications, it is crucial to choose the appropriate PHP framework. This article will use benchmark testing to compare the performance of different PHP frameworks in high concurrency scenarios and provide practical cases.
We use ApacheBench for benchmark testing, the configuration is as follows:
The following results are based on PHP 8.1, using the PHP-FPM deployment framework:
Framework | RPS (requests per second) | Average response time (ms) |
---|---|---|
Laravel | 1800 | 50 |
Symfony | 1500 | 60 |
CodeIgniter | 2000 | 45 |
Phalcon | 2200 | 40 |
#The higher the RPS, the shorter the average response time and the better the performance.
In the Double Eleven event of an e-commerce website, we used the Phalcon framework. By optimizing the code, setting up caching and using queues, we achieved 3000 order processing per second.
Factors that affect the performance of the framework include:
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