Re:Show HN: List of serverless failure stories
by cpeterso on Sunday January 20, 2019 @04:52PM
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> Whereas in a language like Elixer/Erlang or Go, we write code at a high level and the compiler chops it up into threads and spreads it across as many processors as are available dynamically.
I haven't used Elixir/Erlang (though I've read a fair amount about them), but it seems like the BEAM languages would be an ideal model for serverless because processes don't (have to) know which thread, core, or machine they're running on.
When people deploy Elixir/Erlang in production, do they use a single distributed instance or do they run separate instances in their own containers/VMs like you might with something like Node?
I haven't used Elixir/Erlang (though I've read a fair amount about them), but it seems like the BEAM languages would be an ideal model for serverless because processes don't (have to) know which thread, core, or machine they're running on.
When people deploy Elixir/Erlang in production, do they use a single distributed instance or do they run separate instances in their own containers/VMs like you might with something like Node?