I'd just like to add a subtlety to the horizontal scaling issue in server side.
On the server, concurrent event loops help you scale horizontally, and large applications never run a small number of event loops. So if one event loop crashes, the server application still chugs along running all the other event loops. If we go even bigger, each server instance then is hardened against other instances crashing. So in this sense, you're hardening bigger chunks of an application to random crashes since your application is also bigger.
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I'd just like to add a subtlety to the horizontal scaling issue in server side.
On the server, concurrent event loops help you scale horizontally, and large applications never run a small number of event loops. So if one event loop crashes, the server application still chugs along running all the other event loops. If we go even bigger, each server instance then is hardened against other instances crashing. So in this sense, you're hardening bigger chunks of an application to random crashes since your application is also bigger.