Linus Torvalds on Rust support in kernel
What I would love to see is Rust in the kernel, with a caveat. That caveat is something akin to Erlang&#x27;s OTP supervision trees. Erlang has a similar philosophy to Rust in that if something erroneous happens the process fails. The difference is that Erlang OTP is designed to have supervisor processes of the worker processes. The only thing the supervisors do is monitor the processes under them and control when, if, and how those processes are restarted on failure or other conditions. The supervisors themselves have supervisors, right up to the root supervisor for each Erlang application.<p>Rust got the language and the tooling perfect, but Erlang got the services and service infrastructure perfect.  The more I think about it the more I think I should shut up and put up. In other words, apply my knowledge of Erlang and OTP to create a gen_server in Rust as a jumping off point for a OTP like Rust framework, perhaps called OARS (Open Advanced Rust Services).  This is definitely bigger than one person. If you&#x27;d like to join me on this journey then reply to this comment and I&#x27;ll send you project details by the end of the weekend.