Node.js does not. Maybe Redis does for it's advertised use case of caching. Node.js was commonly hated on for missing crucial scalability features that are bei

Node.js does not. Maybe Redis does for it's advertised use case of caching. Node.js was commonly hated on for missing crucial scalability features that are being fixed bit by bit. But why people bothered to reinvent those features on top of node instead of using adequate existing systems is a typical tale of tech for tech sakes that asks to be hated on.