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Elixir Clustering with Mix Releases and libcluster
We finally have a Mix clustering guide to go with Phoenix deployment with Mix Releases.
Deploy an Elixir Cluster with Mix Releases and libcluster
The finished code for the guide is available at GitHub - render-examples/elixir_cluster: Distributed Elixir Cluster on Render with libcluster and Mix Releases · GitHub.
Meta: the Mix team has done a wonderful job learning from Distillery and making it even easier to cluster nodes, especially on platforms like Render (where I work) because we can auto-populate clustering variables for you.
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Each Render service gets a unique internal-only URL of the type service-slug:port. You will see it on the dashboard once the service is deployed. You can connect to this URL from other services in your account; think of it as a built-in automatic VPC with preconfigured DNS. It sounds like this will work for your use case.
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