Good architecture would be implementing resiliency, the ability to handle faults in a single node and recover on another. Anyone with a critical project/product relying on a single node to never fail is going to fail.

"Stress tests" like these are neat, at most. Ultimately not useful in production. Maybe useful for said language designers?

Re: We Tested 7 Languages Under Extreme Load and Only One Didn't Crash

Post by Rochus » Sat, May 24, 2025, 9:34 PM UTC

only Erlang didn't crash.

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