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but that's a problem that's more easily solvable further up the stack with VMs or containers. Everyone keeps saying this, let containers handle cpu/heap but I
by le-mark 8y ago
but that's a problem that's more easily solvable further up the stack with VMs or containers.
Everyone keeps saying this, let containers handle cpu/heap but I keep asking myself, is it really optimal?
- bastawhiz 8y agoI mean, it certainly depends. But relying on your interpreter to manage CPU scheduling and memory use is almost certainly less ideal than letting your OS/hypervisor do that for you.