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So i'm not an expert in kernel context switches... would running a network stack in userland improve performance in any meaningful way for your average network

So i'm not an expert in kernel context switches... would running a network stack in userland improve performance in any meaningful way for your average network service written in go? or is there some other purpose for this?

justincormack 9y ago
No, tcp is unlikely to be the bottleneck for a typical Go network server.