So does this mean that there's no advantage in running Node on a super beefy 16 core machine?
Honestly, if you're looking to make use of heavy multithreading; Javascript just isn't the language you should be looking at I'm fraid
It's a practice to spawn multiple instances of the app with this type of setup. Have a look at cluster module.
nodejs.org/api/cluster.html
To get started with multiple instances, have a look at pm2. You can spawn as many instances as your cpu cores.
pm2.keymetrics.io/
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So does this mean that there's no advantage in running Node on a super beefy 16 core machine?
Honestly, if you're looking to make use of heavy multithreading; Javascript just isn't the language you should be looking at I'm fraid
It's a practice to spawn multiple instances of the app with this type of setup.
Have a look at cluster module.
nodejs.org/api/cluster.html
To get started with multiple instances, have a look at pm2. You can spawn as many instances as your cpu cores.
pm2.keymetrics.io/