If you're scaling horizontally it's doubtful that language choice of rust Vs Go is going to make a difference.
Not enough, anyway, to make a complete rewrite more profitable over adding features.
After all, it's not as easy if influx was plagued by concurrency bugs, was it?
A move to a safer language than go just doesn't seem worth it, and there's little to no performance gain when you can just throw more hardware for that tiny performance difference.
Not enough, anyway, to make a complete rewrite more profitable over adding features.
After all, it's not as easy if influx was plagued by concurrency bugs, was it?
A move to a safer language than go just doesn't seem worth it, and there's little to no performance gain when you can just throw more hardware for that tiny performance difference.