evm-bench is a suite of Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) stress tests and benchmarks.
evm-bench makes it easy to compare EVM performance in a scalable, standardized, and portable way.
| evmone | revm | pyrevm | geth | py-evm.pypy | py-evm.cpython | ethereumjs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| sum | 66ms | 84.8ms | 194ms | 235ms | 7.201s | 19.0886s | 146.3218s |
| relative | 1.000x | 1.285x | 2.939x | 3.561x | 109.106x | 289.221x | 2216.997x |
| erc20.approval-transfer | 7ms | 9.6ms | 16.2ms | 17ms | 425.2ms | 1.13s | 2.0006s |
| erc20.mint | 5ms | 6.4ms | 14.8ms | 17.2ms | 334ms | 1.1554s | 3.1352s |
| erc20.transfer | 8.6ms | 11.6ms | 22.8ms | 24.6ms | 449.2ms | 1.6172s | 3.6564s |
| snailtracer | 43ms | 53ms | 128ms | 163ms | 5.664s | 13.675s | 135.059s |
| ten-thousand-hashes | 2.4ms | 4.2ms | 12.2ms | 13.2ms | 328.6ms | 1.511s | 2.4706s |
To reproduce these results, check out usage with the evm-bench suite below.
In evm-bench there are benchmarks and runners:
- Benchmarks are expensive Solidity contracts paired with configuration.
- Runners are consistent platforms for deploying and calling arbitrary smart contracts.
The evm-bench framework can run any benchmark on any runner. The links above dive deeper into how to build new benchmarks or runners.
Simply cloning this repository and running RUST_LOG=info cargo run --release -- will do the trick. You may need to install some dependencies for the benchmark build process and the runner execution.
evm-bench is meant to be used with the pre-developed suite of benchmarks and runners in this repository. However, it should work as an independent framework elsewhere.
See the CLI arguments for evm-bench to figure out how to set it up! Alternatively just reach out to me or post an issue.
Do it. Reach out to me if you wanna lend a hand but don't know where to start!