sib 0.0.11

A high-performance, secure, and cross-platform modules optimized for efficiency, scalability, and reliability.
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SIB is a high-performance, secure, and cross-platform modules optimized for efficiency, scalability, and reliability. it is designed for real-time networking, low-latency streaming, and scalable HTTP services.

🏷️ "Sib" means apple in Persian (سیب).

✨ Features

Feature Description
net-h1-server Enable HTTP/1.1 server with coroutine concurrency
net-h3-server Enable HTTP/3 QUIC-based server with coroutine concurrency
db-fdb FoundationDB bindings (requires libfdb_c) on macOS/Linux
stm-sender Real-time video/audio streamer server
stm-receiver Real-time video/audio receiver
sys-boring-ssl BoringSSL backend for secure networking

📊 Benchmarks

🔬 HTTP/1.1 TechEmpower Plaintext Benchmark - Ready for production

Environment:

  • 🧠 12-core CPU
  • 🧮 32 GB RAM
  • 🐳 Docker container
  • ⚙️ target-cpu=native on Apple Macbook Pro M2 Max 2023
  • Sib HTTP/1.1 uses:
    • may for coroutine scheduling.
    • bytes for zero-copy HTTP parser.
    • mimalloc a compact general purpose allocator with excellent performance.
Concurrency Requests/sec Latency (avg) Transfer/sec
8 105,598 75.70 µs 12.89 MB/s
512 840,036 0.99 ms 102.54 MB/s
256 5,106,291 1.06 ms 623.33 MB/s
1024 6,112,892 1.71 ms 746.20 MB/s
4096 5,890,631 5.11 ms 719.07 MB/s
16384 5,038,547 19.11 ms 615.06 MB/s

🔬 HTTP/3 Stress Test Benchmark - Not ready for production

Environment:

  • 🧠 12-core CPU
  • 🧮 96 GB RAM
  • 💻 Apple Macbook Pro M2 Max 2023
  • Sib HTTP/3 uses:
    • may for coroutine scheduling.
    • quiche for QUIC + HTTP/3 transport.
    • bytes for zero-copy buffer management.
    • mimalloc compact high-performance allocator.

Test setup:

  • Download binary of curl built with HTTP/3 and place it inside bench folder
  • Run the Python script from the bench folder python3 ./h3_test.py --url https://localhost:8080 --curl-path ./curl --requests 10000 --concurrency 10000 --http3 --insecure
  • 10K requests launched all at once, each over its own QUIC/TLS handshake. This is a hammer test and purpose is validate the stability and tail latency under handshake pressure.
Total Requests Concurrency Success Rate Avg Latency
10,000 10,000 99.97% 1.00 s

⚙️ Build note

When building with the sys-boring-ssl feature enabled, you’ll need to set up the LLVM toolchain and related libraries first.

📦 Prerequisites (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt install -y clang lld llvm libclang-dev

📚 Documentation

📄 License

SIB is licensed under either of:

at your option.