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by jcstk
3296 days ago
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Yup! Each isolate has its own event loop... and I'll do a terrible job explaining that as its late in the day, so I included a reference link [1]. The memory consumption of an isolate depends on the size of the application code. Each isolate actually has its own copy of the application code that gets tuned by the VM over time. Even stuff like static variables are per-isolate. I just pulled up an OK sized Aqueduct project, and it looks like about 30-40MB per isolate. Most of that is probably Aqueduct itself. A worker isolate is likely an order of magnitude smaller. 1: https://webdev.dartlang.org/articles/performance/event-loop |
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