Abstract
As distributed systems become increasingly pervasive in everyday
life, performance analyses that provide quantifiable insights into
the efficiency of these systems are essential. This study proposes
an analysis of the performance of backend frameworks that enable
the development of such distributed systems. It is expected that the
findings of this project will guide better technology choices for the
development of future distributed applications. The results indicate
that the choice of the ideal framework depends on the specific needs
of the application. The Flask framework stands out as a robust and
efficient option for scenarios requiring a high number of requests
and handling of lightweight data. Actix is an interesting choice for
applications that prioritize low resource consumption. ASP.NET
can be a good option for handling large volumes of data, despite its
tendency for high CPU usage.