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Fluentd is pretty fast, with the critical parts being written in C. It's fast enough for most applications while providing a lot of flexibility.
by jedisct1 11y ago
Fluentd is pretty fast, with the critical parts being written in C.
It's fast enough for most applications while providing a lot of flexibility.
- kolev 11y agoWell, written in Go or Rust, it could have both the readability of Ruby, the performance of C/C++. Having critical parts in C and the rest in Ruby is worse.