They are typically 10x faster in "raw" speed and 100x faster for concurrency. However, since Go's goroutines take almost no memory, you can run over 1,000 worke

They are typically 10x faster in "raw" speed and 100x faster for concurrency. However, since Go's goroutines take almost no memory, you can run over 1,000 workers in the same amount of memory as one Ruby worker. On the queuing side, you use Ruby. For the examples, I was trying to show what the "equivalent" Ruby worker was so you could get an idea of what kind of workload it was. However, I do see that it is confusing.