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Of course it's (much) better than anything else... though my experience is that it's quite hard to scale your application that much... You always need some shar
by loxs 10y ago
Of course it's (much) better than anything else... though my experience is that it's quite hard to scale your application that much... You always need some shared resource and it gets ugly.
And I also suspect Erlang has some implementation quirks (for example the algorithm of deciding which scheduler gets which process) that will prevent it from scaling that much.
Yeah, I do believe that some day we'll reach such scalability, probably just not today.
- qaq 10y agoEach scheduler has it's own run queue there is higher level migration logic to balance run queues based on statistics collected.