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Algorithm behind Phoenix pub/sub & presence
Is there a whitepaper somewhere explaining the algorithms / design of Phoenix.Pubsub and Phoenix.Presence ?
In particular, I am not asking about how to use Phoenix.PubSub / Phoenix.Presence.
I am asking about how they are implemented / design tradeoffs made in their design. In particular, the distributed elixir case, of nodes running on different machines in the same VPC.
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The following links might help:
zeroexcuses
Thanks, I also came across Simple, Distributed and Scalable PubSub in Erlang | Carlos Andres Bolaños . Is Phoenix.PubSub relatively ‘straight forward’? For some reason, I thought there would be some crazy complexity behind it, but it almost seems like it is implementing a straight forward “standard/obvious” algorithm.
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Phoenix.PubSubis quite straight forward. Phoenix Presence is more complex given it is managing distributed state (hence the CRDT).