This is the first in a series of upcoming posts about deploying and monitoring an Erlang cluster in Kubernetes. To start, this piece describes how to build an Erlang container for the project that will be deployed to Kubernetes, and will touch on a couple…

This is the first in a series of upcoming posts about deploying and monitoring an Erlang cluster in Kubernetes. To start, this piece describes how to build an Erlang container for the project that will be deployed to Kubernetes, and will touch on a couple…

While I was on vacation, Erlang/OTP 20 RC1 was released. As you can see in that page, these are the highlights according to the OTP team:

It’s been a while since the last update on docsh and over a year since the idea of shell access to Erlang docs originally emerged in my mind. Believe it or not, the project has seen a huge progress, though one might argue that at a pace a tad slower than …

Erlang is probably the most widely used functional programming language in the software industry. It’s been used by the creators of massive telecom infrastructure, tech giants, video game companies, and various small firms alike to achieve fast, stable ne…

Erlang User Conference 2017 The Erlang User Conference is back on 7-9 June with six exciting tracks and a day of tutorials. Join leading Erlang, Elixir and other Distributed and Concurrent programming developer at EUC17 Stockholm – Early Bird has begun,…

This is a short blurb about a specific optimization present in Erlang 20.0 which is scheduled for release in June 2017. The README file…

If you’re looking to get a distributed Erlang cluster up and running on Kubernetes you’ll need take a few things into account. This post will create a basic application and provide scripts to automate the creation and deployment of a distributed Erlang ap…

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