Node.js doesn't create a thread per request; it's single-threaded with evented I/O. You can use node-cluster to start more than a single thread to saturate multi-core CPUs and load-balance HTTP requests across these, but that doesn't make it thread-per-request.
Node.js doesn't create a thread per request; it's single-threaded with evented I/O. You can use node-cluster to start more than a single thread to saturate multi-core CPUs and load-balance HTTP requests across these, but that doesn't make it thread-per-request.