By jrandol
via journal.paul.querna.org
Published: Sep 08 2010 / 17:53
Lets also say, your new Node.js web application does non-trivial things, and hits a limited backend resource. You can’t rewrite this backend system in the new hotness of async Node.js yet, so it can only handle 10 concurrent clients. This should be a very common situation unless you happen to be at a new startup and are green fielding your entire application stack. If thats your case, Lucky you! But for everyone else, you need to control the amount of concurrency that Node.js applies to your backend.
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