Rust VS Go -> Concurrency?

[jaunty mirage]

Hello there! I've been primarily working as a Go developer for quite some time now. I heavily rely on Go's concurrency features to carry out checks, respond to them, and manage numerous requests and responses using an API thrift protocol via an HTTP2 server.

In my current scenario, I'm aiming to efficiently manage a substantial number of concurrent tasks with utmost speed and minimal latency. If I'm looking to enhance the speed further, can Rust deliver the performance I'm seeking?

Short question:

Can rust concurrency be faster and more performant than go's concurrency?

Thanks.

[analog hearth]

It's hard to say whether Rust would definitively be faster in every situation, but Rust can do that pretty efficiently and can beat Go in some cases. You'd have to try it to see, and you can ask for help in improving the speed of your code in this help forum.

If the code is IO-bound, use tokio to do the multithreading stuff. If the code is CPU-bound, use rayon.

[jaunty mirage]

Ty very much