jsperf.com returning 502s

[JaKXz]

Hi,

I found #418 but didn't want to comment on a very old issue, but I am seeing 502s for https://jsperf.com

If it helps, here is the cloudflare error screen that I see in every major browser:

[thomasjammet]

+1

[MathieuPOUX]

Same issue here too

[danawoodman]

Lol this is still an issue. So jsPerf is a dead service I assume?

[asilluron]

Hi Dana, we're working to resolve. Apologies for delay

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[nikitahl]

Are there any updates on this issue? It's the 4th of November and it's still down (502 error).

[DoctorDerek]

Hey @asilluron Thanks for such a great service! I love JSPerf 🥇

[danawoodman]

@asilluron site is still down a month later 😢

[wortwart]

+1. I haven't been able to access jsperf.com for several weeks - with different devices, with or without VPN. And that is really a problem as I'm doing research about web performance. I wish there was something like a GitHub repo with your user-generated test cases so that I could at least run them on my own.

[jwdunn1]

@wortwart Consider using https://jsbench.me in the interim. Or, run locally using: https://benchmarkjs.com

[EricRabil]

If jsperf is not coming back, could we please have a database dump? A lot of helpful benchmarks in there that will take time to replenish elsewhere.

[peder1001]

I also loved the jsperf existing benchmarks which others have made, so I could compare solutions. Would love to see this running again.

[TwitchBronBron]

I'd even settle for a version of jsperf that just runs in the browser with no backing database at the moment. It's not overly difficult to slap together some benchmarks for certain things. Could you stand up jsperf again with the server-side components (log-in, finding old saved items, etc...) disabled so we can at least run benchmarks? I strongly dislike the UI of all the other performance websites out there.

[VictorQueiroz]

I just wonder why exactly jsperf is dead. Why not hand the project to someone that's interested in taking care of it? It seems like an useful and important project for the community.

[DoctorDerek]

That's the $10,000 dollar question, Vic. Haha 😂 I've tried https://jsbench.me and https://jsben.ch and prefer the latter, but JSPerf has a sweet spot in my heart. El vie., 22 de enero de 2021 1:56 p. m., Victor Queiroz < notifications@github.com> escribió:

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