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As I tried to explain in the paper, this started as an experiment, and not "let's write this in Haskell and use it in production". But aside from that, the clu
by iustin 16y ago
As I tried to explain in the paper, this started as an experiment, and not "let's write this in Haskell and use it in production".
But aside from that, the cluster balancer runs in just 5MB of RAM (RSS). I'm not familiar with Scala, but I doubt any JVM can run in just that; and the way we deploy this software, we like it to use as few memory as possible.
- edifice 16y agoThat's true. Scala can be pretty fast but it needs a lot of ram. Thanks for taking the time to write this up. Detailed descriptions of real-world applications of FP languages are always welcome.