Phoenix a Web Framework for the New Web
summary
Phoenix is a web framework built on Elixir and the Erlang/BEAM VM that actually shows results: Phoenix channels implement transport‑agnostic, per‑connection processes and a distributed pub/sub so a cluster scales horizontally and handles failures via supervisor trees. Benchmarks show ~2 million connections on a single beefy box for idle clients and ~180,000 requests/sec for HTTP workloads. Live tools like observer expose process queues and supervision trees so bottlenecks are found and fixed during real load tests.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:43Glossary
- 1:18Switch
- 3:33facebook
- 10:57Outside view
- 14:25Inside view
- 25:20Isolated and Concurrent
- 28:15Productivity
- 30:14Generators as learning tools
- 47:30Applications
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