[rust/nano-web] Add nano-web framework #10172
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- Rust-based static file server with in-memory pre-loading - Implements plaintext and JSON serialization tests - Uses Axum/Hyper stack with zero-copy serving - Lock-free concurrent HashMap routing with DashMap - Pre-compressed files at startup (brotli/gzip/zstd) Technically serves benchmark responses as actual files from memory, which is valid since the framework's entire purpose is optimized static file serving.
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Description
Adds nano-web, a high-performance static file server built with Rust that pre-loads all files into memory at startup for zero-latency serving.
Framework Details
Implemented Tests
/plaintext.txt)/json)Implementation Approach
This implementation serves benchmark responses as actual pre-loaded files from memory. Since nano-web's entire purpose is optimized static file serving with zero I/O, this approach tests the same thing as dynamic generation - pure framework overhead.
Performance Characteristics
Local Benchmarks
From Docker container (M3 Max):
Notes
Framework maintainer available for any needed adjustments or questions.