This project contains a Makefile that is used to manage the build process of a Node.js server and a Rust server, start these servers, run benchmarks against them, and build Docker images for both.
To use this Makefile, you can run the following commands:
- To build both servers:
makeormake build - To start the Node.js server:
make start-node - To start the Rust server:
make start-rust - To run benchmarks against both servers:
make benchs - To build the Docker image for the Rust server:
make image-rust - To build the Docker image for the Node.js server:
make image-node - To build Docker images for both servers:
make images
To use the docker-compose.yml file, you can run the following commands:
- To build both services:
docker-compose build - To start both services:
docker-compose up - To stop both services:
docker-compose down
The Makefile has several targets:
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build: This target depends onnode-serverandrust-servertargets and is responsible for building both servers. -
node-server: This target navigates to thenode-serverdirectory and installs the necessary npm packages. -
rust-server: This target navigates to therust-serverdirectory and builds the Rust server in release mode. -
start-node: This target depends onnode-serverand starts the Node.js server. -
start-rust: This target depends onrust-serverand starts the Rust server. -
benchmark: This target runs a k6 benchmark against the server running on port 3000 and then kills the process running on that port. -
benchs: This target runs thebenchmarktarget for both the Node.js and Rust servers. -
image-rust: This target builds a Docker image for the Rust server. -
image-node: This target builds a Docker image for the Node.js server. -
images: This target depends onimage-nodeandimage-rustand builds Docker images for both servers.