Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-controlled nodes

Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co... by Thaxll on Sunday June 03, 2018 @07:41AM (#17219081)

What tooling please give an example.

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Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co... by pdimitar on Sunday June 03, 2018 @09:08AM (#17219334)

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.

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Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co... by brightball on Sunday June 03, 2018 @07:55AM (#17219121)

For a detailed example, just see the previous posted. There’s a lot.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13497505

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Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co... by battlebooth on Sunday June 03, 2018 @11:02AM (#17219845)

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.

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Re:Cisco says 90% of internet traffic goes through Erlang-co... by edholland on Sunday June 03, 2018 @07:50AM (#17219104)

strictly ordered message queues between processes

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