You might read the BEAM book if You want to learn more about BEAM’s internal.
kokolegorille
leifericf
Thanks!
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jordiee
Yeah I bought and read it the week it was released. While it did cover a lot of the things that I did need to know in the process of making a production ready application I was still left with some desires of content. Specifically I would have loved if it when more into hot upgrades rather then blue-green deployments because that is one of the things that interested me about elixir in the first place. And it seems there really is no good material for using elixir in a distributed way in production. While I totally realize that was outside the scope of the book I hope eventually a book comes along that covers some of these topics. I will say the last bit about getting adequate logging in production was extremely helpful.
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chriseyre
You might find Designig for Scalability with Erlang/OTP to be of interest for these topics. At some point I am planning a series of blog posts to convert the samples to Elixir.
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chriseyre
tristan
Rebar3 Core Team
Exactly the type of book I’ve been kicking around for a couple years for Erlang. Got as far as an outline and a writing a project that was sizable enough but still simple to use as the basis of the sections.
I was originally thinking something like “Production Erlang” but I like the Adopting Elixir title, so I hope you don’t mind me stealing it :).
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AstonJ
Someone do a LiveView based Phoenix book (or screencasts/video course) please? 
Quick, get your proposals to PragProg and Manning 
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roshan
I’d love to see a book on Phoenix Deployment.
A book which teaches the following
- Deploy to Heroku / Gigalixir
- Deploy to a VPS like Linode / DigitalOcean
- Deploy to Dedicated Baremetal Servers at Scaleway / Hetzner
- Deploy to Cloud Hosting like Google Cloud, Azure and Amazon
- Docker (optional, not very important, as Elixir’s strengths beat the purpose of Docker)
A book like that will be a gem for unexperienced web developers like me.
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idi527
Aren’t 2, 3, and 4 the same? At least I follow the very same steps when deploying for all three (unless I’m using an ARM box on scaleway).
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