What do you need to write a web service that serves 10k concurrent connections? Less than you thought.
This tutorial shows you how fast blocking I/O and the threading model can be.
Lots of people believe that you are required to use an async framework, such as Tokio, or one of the frameworks built with it, such as Actix Web or Axum. But that's simply not true. While there are far fewer options in the blocking world, that doesn't mean there are none.
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