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From looking at the traces, the performance difference between the two is minimal (on a per op basis). This mainly because both the Java and Rust services don't
by nevi-me 8y ago
From looking at the traces, the performance difference between the two is minimal (on a per op basis). This mainly because both the Java and Rust services don't do much beyond interfacing with Redis/Tile38.
The impressive and important thing is the amount of resources used in performing their tasks.
With a little math you can see that I have 64GB RAM, which is plenty. What remains scarce is CPU cycles, so if I can do more on the same machine; I'm happy.
- nazka 8y agoNice post. I will be really curious to see the same microservice done with Go and compare all of them.