> > Then stuff like spinning up 1 OS-thread for every CPU core > This is not implemented in tokio yet, but in my understanding, it's coming. I just started fu

> > Then stuff like spinning up 1 OS-thread for every CPU core > This is not implemented in tokio yet, but in my understanding, it's coming. I just started full-time work on something like that (waiting out a noncompete) but more similar to the LMAX disruptor than a round-robin scheduler. That sort of heavyweight pinned actor architecture has a lot of performance and simplicity benefits especially for something like Rust which already has a solid handle on good memory use.