I work for a social game company that was bought by one of the largest entertainment companies in the world a few years ago. When I was hired, I did web program

I work for a social game company that was bought by one of the largest entertainment companies in the world a few years ago. When I was hired, I did web programming (mostly social integration with facebook). I've since transitioned to game client and backend programming, first with flash and java, then with c# (Unity 3d) and java. No node.js for us, it's not nearly performant enough for our purposes. We use java on the backend due to ease of deployment and reliability. I want see how one of our games does with an erlang backend, but I doubt our data center guys want to support another stack.