Curious about how http://diff.hex.pm works? I wrote a post about building the service and some of the problems we solved along the way. Features LiveView and ETS 
jola
outlog
cblavier
dmarko484
SmartLogic
Developer and co-host of the Elixir Wizards Podcast, Eric Oestrich, sat down and wrote up a simple, but reliable deployment example. Check it out here: Deploying Elixir Applications with Duct Tape and Bubblegum
axelclark
I spent some time learning how to deploy a Phoenix project with a Postgres database to Digital Ocean using Docker. I ended up writing a step-by-step guide using some of the resources I found online.
In the past, I’ve used either Heroku or Gigalixir to deploy my Elixir / Phoenix projects. I wanted to learn how to deploy using Elixir releases (available in Elixir 1.9+) and Docker. I decided to use Digital Ocean because I read it is a little easier to set up than AWS.
I used a number of resources to deploy my project, this post covers the steps to get a Phoenix project with a Postgres database deployed on Digital Ocean using Elixir Releases and Docker.
ErlangSolutions
Last year we launched #MyTopDogStatus to share and celebrate some of the fantastic companies using Erlang and Elixir technology. Since then, the Erlang and Elixir community has continued to thrive. Last year, our friends at Code Sync had a wave of brand new people using Erlang & Elixir attending their events, there were representatives of 53 new companies added to the list! And that’s on top of many repeat attendees. The BEAM community now has at least 1,300 companies using Elixir in their tech stack and there are 3 new Elixir jobs advertised on average per week.
Given the growth in the community, we thought it was worthwhile to create a new article detailing some of the new companies exploring Erlang and Elixir in their Tech stack.
Find out more at https://www2.erlang-solutions.com/topdogsf3
axelclark
I wrote a follow up to my post about Deploying Phoenix and Postgres to Digital Ocean with Docker:
Once you Deploy Phoenix and Postgres to Digital Ocean with Docker, the next step is to eliminate the manual deployment steps and establish a continuous integration / continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. With a continuous deployment pipeline, every change that passes all stages of your production pipeline is released to your users. There’s no human intervention, and only a failed test will prevent a new change to be deployed to production.
There are many CI/CD services available, but we are going to use GitHub Actions. The goal is to run the test suite using
mix test, build & publish the Docker image to Docker Hub, and deploy the image by updating our service on the Digital Ocean Droplet.
qhwa
I just published an post on Elixir and Docker. Build a docker image from an Elixir project can be done within 15 lines of Dockerfile.
jwbaldwin
Love it! I think the community could always use more deployment resources to help dispel the myth of Elixir deployments. I’ll give this a shot down the road for sure 