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We have an in-house futures-based framework (inspired by Finagle) built on mio (non-blocking libevent like thing for rust). All I/O is async, but application w
by jamwt 11y ago
We have an in-house futures-based framework (inspired by Finagle) built on mio (non-blocking libevent like thing for rust). All I/O is async, but application work is often done on thread pools. Those threads are freed as soon as possible, though, so that I/O streams can be handled purely by "the reactor", and we keep the pools as small as possible.
- windlep 11y agoAny plans to open-source the futures-based Rust framework? :)
- dikaiosune 11y agoFrom a parallel conversation[0] on the Rust subreddit: >Are you going to open source anything? >Probably. We have an in-house futures-based I/O framework. We're going to collaborate with the rust team and Carl Lerche to see if there's something there we can clean up and contribute. [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/4adabk/the_epic_story_of_dropboxs_exodus_from_the_amazon/d0zkzkw https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/4adabk/the_epic_story...