Twfo326
Looking for MNESIA and AMNESIA learning resources
As a novice dev I’m trying to keep the curriculum as lean as possible.
My requirements are modest: build simple CRUD apps with Phoenix liveview, a key value store and auth. Scalability is a non concern.
MNESIA and AMNESIA seem like viable alternatives without the added learning overhead of SQL, Postgres, and Ecto.
But, I’m struggling to find practical learning resources, outside of these few:
https://code.tutsplus.com/articles/store-everything-with-elixir-and-mnesia--cms-29821
I’d appreciate any other recommendations, the more project based/practical the better.
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Twfo326
Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for. Especially, “Erlang for Great Good!” - engaging, in depth and applied to a practical context that makes it easier to grok.
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derek-zhou
Mnesia is a simple solution designed for a small number of nodes (maybe a couple of dozens max) all reside in the same data center. If you stretch it beyond that you will get burned. Most people are perfectly happy with the limit though.
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