bentanweihao
How to Set up a Distributed Elixir Cluster on Amazon EC2
I wrote a thing: http://engineering.pivotal.io/post/how-to-set-up-an-elixir-cluster-on-amazon-ec2/
Hope this is helpful!
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dardub
Thank you for writing things!
nrrso
Ok, i just registered here while learning elixir and was curious to know how shall I distribute my tiny little services as nodes in a cluster over N networks and voilà there’s a topic with a fine article. This elixir community is awesome and btw bought your book 
madshargreave
Awesome! Thank you so much for putting time into this.
Would love to see how to go about this in an auto-scaling environment (in which the nodes dynamically created and removed, and thus, the hosts are not known at deployment)
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