Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co...
by Thaxll on Sunday June 03, 2018 @07:41AM
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What tooling please give an example.
Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co...
by pdimitar on Sunday June 03, 2018 @09:08AM
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The machinery of the BEAM is in-process (and between nodes when you need it). Kubernetes and the BEAM VM address different levels of the architecture.
Apples to oranges.
Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co...
by brightball on Sunday June 03, 2018 @07:55AM
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For a detailed example, just see the previous posted. There’s a lot.
Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co...
by battlebooth on Sunday June 03, 2018 @11:02AM
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I dont know whether this is a good thing or not.... The best nuggets of information on HN are at the mercy of a good soul digging up the link and dropping it on a new thread.
You'd think that this knowledge retrieval/storage problem could have a more elegant solution built by the HN folks. Example solution: Topic X stored in category, ranked to the top, its next 'commit' or successor is chained on kind of like how unroll works with twitter.. but with long HN threads instead. Think a 'git tree' of knowledge descending down, with merges too maybe...
Engh.. maybe thats part of the charm of HN... the old school style message board.
BEAM and Erlang give you tooling that you can’t get from any other language, regardless of how it’s deployed. Using Kubernetes doesn’t make up for any of that...it just gives you a way to deploy containers.