Taming the Web with Cowboy & Coyote

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Builds a small OTP router that uses Cowboy & Coyote to route web requests to tiny distributed apps, shipping module code to a lead server with load_binary code shipping and registering routes per node. Demo runs three lead servers (API, Phoenix, Cowboy) with one client servicing multiple apps, and the client auto re-registers routes when a node recovers. Uses gen_stage backpressure (default queue ~10) to avoid overload. Core claim: simple, fault-tolerant request routing across nodes, and it works in the demo.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 13:48COYOTE ROUTER
3. 15:37COYOTE CLIENT REGISTER
4. 17:06COYOTE SERVER WATCH
5. 19:00PRODUCER RELAY
6. 21:04CONSUMER SUPERVISOR
7. 21:53CLIENT CONFIG
8. 22:09CLIENT APPLICATION

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