URL Routing Research Articles

PERFORMA MICROFRAMEWORK PHP PADA REST API MENGGUNAKAN METODE LOAD TESTING

The need for flexibility in application development by minimizing the constraints of a server production environment makes n-tier architectures increasingly used. This architecture is implemented in the form of middleware or often called API. REST API is an API architecture that is currently the most widely used for middleware-based application development.
 PHP is an easy-to-use programming language for developing REST APIs with its microframework. Each microframework has features such as database connection handling, URL routing, and performance is the top one. The large number of PHP microframeworks with different performance issues makes the selection of API-based application development cores very important. Especially if it is projected to handle data exchange or client requests in large numbers. As a basis for selection, performance testing needs to be carried out on each microframework to determine its suitability for API-based application development.
 Performance testing uses the load testing method and develops the popular PHP microframework as a basis for creating test applications. The microframework includes FatFree, Lumen, Phalcon-micro, and Slim. Testing is carried out systematically using a test plan that has been designed for performance testing needs. The focus is to analyze the RPS (Request Per Seconds) and latency to the percentile that the wrk2 test tool generates on a predetermined test type

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS BASED ON FRAMEWORKS

The article provides a comparative analysis of web frameworks based on the Python programming language. The right choice of a software development tool will allow developers to speed up the process of designing and software implementation of web resources. With the development of programming languages, solutions have begun to appear that make it easier for programmers to create web applications. In recent years, many tools of this type have been developed, including web frameworks. Some of them are used to develop small web applications, and other frameworks are used to create large-scale systems. The existing web frameworks differ from each other, but choosing them can be a difficult task for a programmer. Therefore, it is necessary to specify several parameters that are common to frameworks, according to which the desired web framework should be selected. The selected criteria make it possible to evaluate the frameworks more qualitatively and more objectively and speed up the process of design and software implementation of web resources. Due to the high demand for web applications, developers need to develop cost-effective, secure and well-coded web applications. Analyzing the Django framework, it can be argued that it is the most popular for web development, written in the Python programming language and using the MVC architecture. It is ideal for application projects with limited time and a small budget. If the application is not very voluminous and only simple URL routing and templates with a simple context are needed, then the Flask framework can be used instead of Django. The framework for building a Flask application in the resulting HTML files contains additional tags and scripts. The mechanism of work of processing forms also works differently. Flask stores more information about form fields on pages. The size of HTML files created using the Flask framework turns out to be significantly larger.

Adaptive web caching: towards a new global caching architecture

An adaptive, highly scalable, and robust web caching system is needed to effectively handle the exponential growth and extreme dynamic environment of the World Wide Web. Our work presented last year sketched out the basic design of such a system. This sequel paper reports our progress over the past year. To assist caches making web query forwarding decisions, we sketch out the basic design of a URL routing framework. To assist fast searching within each cache group, we let neighbor caches share content information. Equipped with the URL routing table and neighbor cache contents, a cache in the revised design can now search the local group, and forward all missing queries quickly and efficiently, thus eliminating both the waiting delay and the overhead associated with multicast queries. The paper also presents a proposal for incremental deployment that provides a smooth transition from the currently deployed cache infrastructure to the new design.