I’m at a company where we have tons of Java services. Services scale out horizontally, are fronted with load balancers, and there’s some minimal JVM tuning. Som

I’m at a company where we have tons of Java services. Services scale out horizontally, are fronted with load balancers, and there’s some minimal JVM tuning. Some services have thread pools dedicated to making calls to other services. Aside from that, there isn’t that much multi threaded code that we’ve had to write. Throttling is in use as well. I see a big Rust benefit when you’re writing systems level code or you’re writing once and use the code as a library on Android and iOS. But what type of logic are you writing in your services that requires Rust’s safety guarantees? Or is it that you’ve found you can respond to the same performance metrics (total requests per second) with fewer hosts because there’s no JVM or garbage collection overhead?