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42) ElixirConf US 2018 – Going Multi-Node – Eric Oestrich
ElixirConf US 2018 – Going Multi-Node – Eric Oestrich (@oestrich)
You have an application that works well on a single node, and you’ve heard that Erlang lets you scale out in a cluster. How do you go about doing that?
We’ll walk through the steps I took to turn ExVenture (a multiplayer game server) into a distributed application.
Starting with connecting nodes in development and production, to picking a cluster leader via the Raft protocol, and dealing with process groups to fan calls throughout the cluster.
Finally we’ll see some of the hurdles I encountered when spanning multiple nodes.
Audience: Advanced
Topics: distribution, distributed-systems
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