@rfleury A similar style is somewhat common in the Linux server world, where it is called "thread-per-core".

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• Posted: 2025-10-10 22:18:26

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A similar style is somewhat common in the Linux server world, where it is called “thread-per-core”.
Each threads gets a separate event loop and socket it listens to, but the event loop sockets share the same ip/listening port via SO_REUSEPORT, and the kernel does the balancing.

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