Kotlin to Rust: The Hard Truths of Rewriting a High-Scale Data Plane @infoq
Kotlin to Rust: The Hard Truths of Rewriting a High-Scale Data Plane @infoq
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Momento engineer Ramya Krishnamoorthy breaks down the high-stakes decision to rewrite their core data plane from Kotlin (JVM) to Rust to achieve predictable, low-tail latencies for their serverless caching platform.

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Kotlin to Rust: The Hard Truths of Rewriting a High-Scale Data Plane

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