"Handling Millions of Concurrent Users with Erlang OTP"
summary
Erlang/OTP is presented as a solution for scaling cloud-based SaaS systems that must support very high concurrency (chat, collaborative tools, multiplayer games). The talk explains which Erlang/OTP features (concurrency, fault-tolerance, distribution inherent to the platform) make it suitable for handling millions of concurrent users and how companies in various sectors have used those features successfully.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 8:27LAMP
- 9:03Main issues of these architectures
- 11:39What is Erlang?
- 18:30Why Erlang fits better?
- 21:43Use cases...
- 24:52Who is using Erlang/OTP?
- 27:10What is made in Erlang/OTP?
- 28:07Erlang/OTP around the World! job opportunities
- 29:31Actor Model vs OOP
- 33:32Erlang Syntax
- 34:39Factorial Example
- 37:33Language Features
- 44:33Behaviors
- 46:36Books about Erlang/OTP
- 47:21Questions?
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