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14.SFI / How to write Fault Tolerant Software / Joe Armstrong
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- Presented by Joe Armstrong, co-creator of Erlang
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Distributed systemsSoftware designFault tolerance and failureElixir and ErlangConcurrency and parallelism
Joe Armstrong explains the core principles of building fault-tolerant, scalable, and secure systems using the methods developed for Erlang.
Writing software that is fault tolerant is tricky. Faults in software can cause catastrophic and very expensive errors. In this talk I’ll describe the methods I have used to build fault tolerant systems. It turns out that these methods can also be use to build scalable and secure systems, so I’ll talk about these and how such systems should be structured. *Joe Armstrong Joe Armstrong has been programming for 49 years. He was Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology. He invented Erlang, has worked as an entrepreneur and has written several books on computing. **************** Studencki Festiwal Informatyczny to coroczna impreza non-profit organizowana przez studentów czterech krakowskich uczelni. W programie wykłady i warsztaty z wybitnymi prelegentami, dzięki którym festiwal staje się atrakcyjną imprezą dla wszystkich miłośników informatyki. ▸ Subskrybuj: bit.ly/2vMhU1G ▸ Zobacz wszystkie wykłady z 14. edycji SFI youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlFTnseZXaQVC2nb_nSvyY5_LBgv5WwjP ▸ OBSERWUJ NAS: Fb: facebook.com/sfikrakow Instagram: instagram.com/sfikrakow Twitter: twitter.com/sfikrakow ▸ KONTAKT: www: sfi.pl mail: kontakt@sfi.pl messenger: m.me/sfikrakowWhy it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as an excellent talk on fault tolerance and system design by the co-creator of Erlang.
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