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Benchmarks

Every number quoted in these docs is reproducible from bench/ — scripts, not claims. Machine of record: an 8-core dev machine under WSL2; run them on yours.

Current numbers

MetricValueReproduce with
Cold start (spawn → healthz)11–13 msbench/run.sh
Runtime RSS under load6–8 MB (49 MB with 50 live flows)bench/run.sh, bench/multi-flow.sh
Binary / image6.2 MB / 201 MB
e2e latency, uncongested (webhook→flow→sink)p50 2 ms, p99 3 msbench/paced.sh 20 15
e2e paced sustained ~1 900/sp50 14 ms, p99 36 ms, 20 000/20 000bench/paced.sh 2000 15
e2e saturated (32 conns)~4 900/s ingest, ~2 650/s delivered (sink-bound)bench/run.sh 15 32
Isolated flow hop8 110/s (9 948/s over 10 flows)bench/flow-only.sh, bench/multi-flow.sh
MQTT loopback, QoS 1 both ways, real mosquitto2 285 rt/s, 5 000/5 000bench/broker-mqtt.sh 5000
Cluster: instance kill -9 under load20 000/20 000, zero lossbench/cluster.sh
Cluster: singleton failover~2.6 s graceful / ~5.9 s crash (TTL-bound)bench/cluster-gaps.sh
Cluster-wide version promote60 ms convergence, lossless mid-burstbench/cluster-promote.sh

Every hop persisted in JetStream throughout — the guarantee never moved while these numbers were earned. Methodology, the five ceilings that fell (and their causes), and the honest comparison table against Redpanda Connect and n8n: bench/README.md and bench/compare/.