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I also find erlang does not play well with modern ops work flow like docker and kubernetes. But as for Erlang, a lot of people uses Erlang for building in-memory massive stateful services, and a very fault tolerant system on top of it. I'm interested in both language, but haven't start playing with Rust yet. I tried Akka and find it's pretty good but the virtual machine is not as good as BEAM, but Scala is a powerful language. I'm curious about Rust. Could you please share some insights about if Rust is capable of such stateful services as Erlang does, or there could be other advantages in terms of stateful/fault tolerance?