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Spoiler alert: Software doesn't jump from “uses one core” to “efficiently uses 192 cores” once you remove the first lock.
by Sesse__ 2y ago
Spoiler alert: Software doesn't jump from “uses one core” to “efficiently uses 192 cores” once you remove the first lock.
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- merb 2y agowell back in the days when somebody invented gunicorn it was basically running one worker per core, if the software allowed it. thus you at least could scale on the process level, which of course was super slow if you only had like 10 req/s on a 60 cores machine.
- EasyMark 2y agoNever said it did. I assume you know that at least a few people on here have a basic grasp on multiprocessors, locks, threads, asynch, etc