Not everything needs 10k RPS, and in some sense there are benefits to a new process – how many security incidents have been caused by accidental cross-request state sharing?
And in a similar vein, Postgres (which is generally well liked!) uses a new backend process per connection. (Of course this has limitations, and sometimes necessitates pgbouncer, but not always.)
And in a similar vein, Postgres (which is generally well liked!) uses a new backend process per connection. (Of course this has limitations, and sometimes necessitates pgbouncer, but not always.)