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That's not true. Scylla does multi-threading. Scylla is a single process, single address space. It does pin the threads to individual hyper threads but there ar
by thekozmo 3y ago
That's not true. Scylla does multi-threading. Scylla is a single process, single address space. It does pin the threads to individual hyper threads but there are additional other workers in the background as well.
- ddorian43 3y agoThe hot path is message-passing. Native multi-threading is used when you have functionality that already works on threads and you don't want to port it. Multi-thread is not used in the hot path. A single data-part/shard is served by a single thread.