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Java, kind of with Akka or similar, although even with that one always be aware of blocking. Loom should help. Node: not really unless something dramatic has ch
by Volundr 3y ago
Java, kind of with Akka or similar, although even with that one always be aware of blocking. Loom should help. Node: not really unless something dramatic has changed. Using 32 cores is going to require 32 separate node (OS level) processes, and your on your own for providing communication between them, plus callbacks aren't near as intuitive as the BEAM process model (think green threads)
- eropple 3y agoRe: Node - most waiting in most web applications is IO-driven, but yes you do want to run under a process controller.
- Volundr 3y agoI mean sure, but given the topic at hand is getting performance out of your 32-core server, I'm not sure that's a super relevant observation. "I've been given way more hardware than I need" is an entirely different problem I think most of us would be happy to tackle.