How do you design the architecture of an Erlang/OTP-based distributed fault-tolerant multicore system?
Should I just start with a few gen_servers with a supervisor and incrementally build on that? You're missing one key component in Erlang architectures here: applications! (That is, the concept of OTP applications, not software applications). Think of applications as components. A component in your system solves a particular problem, is responsible for a coherent set of resources or abstract someth
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