Well, taking into account that vast majority of networking code across all operating systems is written in C or C++, Go ecosystem is more or less usable at best. And I know what I'm talking about because at one of my previous jobs I was writing networking tools in Go.
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I came across your comment recently, on the other hand, comparing static HTML/dynamic content seem it's a good replacement for PHP-FPM+Nginx with just Go that gave more than 3x performance on a VPS with 1vCPU. At least, that the next logical step to consider since you are probably aware majority of websites on shared hosting are running PHP. Overpaying for lower performance efficiency is bad.
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Well, taking into account that vast majority of networking code across all operating systems is written in C or C++, Go ecosystem is more or less usable at best. And I know what I'm talking about because at one of my previous jobs I was writing networking tools in Go.
@sergiy Yevtushenko
I came across your comment recently, on the other hand, comparing static HTML/dynamic content seem it's a good replacement for PHP-FPM+Nginx with just Go that gave more than 3x performance on a VPS with 1vCPU. At least, that the next logical step to consider since you are probably aware majority of websites on shared hosting are running PHP. Overpaying for lower performance efficiency is bad.