And none of this matters at all if you, like the vast majority of services, have less than thousands of requests per second. I don't mind Go or Node, but regar

And none of this matters at all if you, like the vast majority of services, have less than thousands of requests per second. I don't mind Go or Node, but regardless of what platform you prefer to work on, your time is likely far more expensive than getting another instance if you ever actually hit a performance boundary.