Comment by soham_byte

On the nginx point — totally agree that nginx + multiple Node instances is a well-understood and effective setup. Titan isn’t trying to replace that pattern or compete with it directly. The motivation is removing Node from production entirely and shipping a single native Rust binary with a constrained runtime surface. That also enables a true multi-threaded execution model at the server level, rather than relying on process-level scaling. In environments where that matters — simpler deployment, embedded or edge use cases, tighter control over concurrency and memory — the trade-offs look different.