Sharkbench

Benchmarking programming languages and web frameworks

Axum (Rust)

Axum is a web framework maintained by the Tokio project team for building modern web applications using Rust. It leverages Rust's asynchronous runtime, Tokio, to enable developers to build applications that are both scalable and performant. Axum provides a robust foundation for creating efficient web services.
This benchmark tests how fast a framework can perform concurrent HTTP requests, I/O operations, and JSON de/serialization.

OS: Linux/DockerCPU: Ryzen 7 7800X3DLast Updated: 2025-05-04
MedianP99
Framework
Requests per second
Latency
Stability
Memory
21030
1.6 ms
71.96 %
8.5 MB

About Rust

Paradigm

Imperative, Functional, Concurrent

Execution

Compiled

Typing

Static

Null Safety

YES

Memory Management

Ownership System

Rust is a modern, systems-level programming language focused on safety, speed, and concurrency sponsored by Mozilla Research. It provides memory safety without garbage collection through its unique ownership system with compile-time checks. Rust is designed for creating high-performance applications with strict control over system resources.

Rust web frameworks

How does Axum compare other Rust frameworks?
MedianP99
Framework
Requests per second
Latency
Stability
Memory
21965
1.4 ms
66.60 %
16.6 MB
21781
1.5 ms
75.67 %
8.6 MB
21030
1.6 ms
71.96 %
8.5 MB
20047
1.6 ms
73.97 %
4.8 MB
18047
1.7 ms
65.04 %
6.4 MB

Popular web frameworks

How does Axum compare to other popular frameworks?
MedianP99
Framework
Requests per second
Latency
Stability
Memory
21030
1.6 ms
71.96 %
8.5 MB
14707
1.2 ms
2.64 %
136.5 MB
5766
5.5 ms
64.50 %
82.5 MB
3546
1.0 ms
1.14 %
16.7 MB
1185
21.0 ms
21.21 %
41.2 MB
1105
1.7 ms
1.67 %
596.8 MB
1092
7.7 ms
9.22 %
90.3 MB
950
8.8 ms
10.33 %
130.1 MB
299
101.7 ms
56.47 %
84.2 MB

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