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React 2014 : Joe Armstrong - K things I know about building Resilient Reactive Systems
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- Presented by Joe Armstrong, co-creator of Erlang
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Distributed systemsSoftware designConcurrency and parallelismFault tolerance and failureSoftware architecture
Joe Armstrong shares key lessons on building resilient, fault-tolerant, and reactive distributed systems based on his experience with Erlang.
Great talk by Joe Armstrong at React 2014, introducing the Reactive Manifesto's Resilient Trait, and some hard lessons learned.Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a foundational talk on building resilient and fault-tolerant distributed systems.
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- Elixir and IO Lists, Part 2: IO Lists in Phoenix
For distributed computing, as simple as it might look, How I start from Jose Valim gives you all the basic information you need to go from concurrent to distributed
You can take a look at libraries like Swarm or even look at cutting edge works like this demo of Ling spawning a new unikernel instance for every request
For my personal enjoyment I love to watch videos of Joe Armstrong talking about d…