pckrishnadas88

pckrishnadas88

I’ve published Part 3 of my Elixir distributed systems learning series.

This part explores process monitoring using the low-level primitives directly:

  • Process.monitor/1
  • :DOWN messages
  • normal vs crash termination
  • monitoring multiple workers

I’m intentionally avoiding GenServer and supervisors for now to understand the process model underneath OTP.

Building Distributed Systems in Elixir — Part 3: Process Monitoring

Blog: Building Distributed Systems in Elixir: Part 3 — Process Monitoring - DEV Community

GitHub: elixir-distributed-systems-lab/03-process-monitoring at main · pckrishnadas88/elixir-distributed-systems-lab · GitHub

Feedback and corrections are welcome.

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shahryarjb

shahryarjb

Thank you in advance, If the previous and newer content in this series were linked together, it would be much easier to find.

Even in your GitHub REAME

pckrishnadas88

pckrishnadas88 OP

Updated main readme with all blog links, also for individual readme as well. Also added adjescent blog links to individual readme in Github. Thank you for the valuable suggestion.

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