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by rdtsc
4868 days ago
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I am not sure it will always under-perform with one CPU. It depends if async threads are used and if kernel poll is enabled. Erlang is designed for better low latency response at the expense of _some_ sequential slow down. I wonder if Erlang would scale slower but it will throw less errors as number of requests increases. EDIT: Also it would seem benchmarking Erlang and forcing it to run on a single core just like node.js is deliberately handicapping it. One of the strengths of Erlang is exactly the ability to take advantage of multiple cores. |
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