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Ten years ago I got curious: what would a Chef/Ansible-like tool look like built entirely in Elixir? One that uses Erlang distribution in...
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Alright, the actual use-case here is far too cursed to explain, but I wanted to call Process.exit/2 on a remote registered name. For a lo...
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Two libraries. φ-accrual failure detector (Hayashibara 2004) split into core + transport.
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$ iex --sname node1@localhost
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iex(node2@localhost)1> Node.connect(:node1@localhost)
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iex...
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