Using Distillery With Phoenix – distillery v1.5.3
IMPORTANT: Before starting, please review the Terminology page to get familiar with the terms used in this guide. This is a simple guide on how to use Distillery with a production config with Phoenix. Here we will cover: Configuring your release Building your release It is expected that you will have: a working Phoenix application a working config/prod.exs a build environment which matches your pr
Getting Started – distillery v1.5.3
Understanding Releases A release describes the set of applications it needs to run, and how to run them. The central artifact of a release is a .rel file, which looks something like this: {release,{"test","0.1.0"}, {erts,"8.2"}, [{kernel,"5.1.1"}, {stdlib,"3.2"}, {poison,"3.1.0"}, {logger,"1.4.1"}, {compiler,"7.0.3"}, {elixir,"1.4.1"}, {test,"0.1.0"}, {iex,"1.4.1"}, {sasl,"3.0.2"}]}. The second el
Building and configuring a Phoenix app with Umbrella for releasing with Docker
Building and configuring a Phoenix app with Umbrella for releasing with Docker This tutorial goes through the process of building Elixir and Phoenix apps within an Umbrella project, releasing it with Distillery and containerizing it with Docker, ready for deploying in production. There's an accompanying repository for this tutorial, but you'll find commits related to each part linked in the articl
debugging-elixir-applications
This post describes a few useful techniques to debug running Erlang / Elixir applications. It is meant to be a cheatsheet of things you can do to inspect and alter the state of an application without requiring the installation of packages. For any of the code snippets below, autoverse refers to my local hostname, which itself refers to one of my favourite science fiction novels, “Permutation City”
Runtime configuration, migrations and deployment for Elixir applications
Shortly after moving from PHP to Elixir I’ve faced a common issue, the way how do we deploy applications is totally different from the one I’m used to. After running few production I want to share my experience and best practices with newcomers to reduce entry barrier for deploying our lovely Elixir code. This article is a little bit opinionated but I will try to list alternative approaches in cas
Distillery vs. Exrm vs. Relx · Bitwalker
July 21, 2016 I received an excellent question on Twitter today: Can you explain the different ideas/approaches of distillery/exrm and relx? Maybe even edeliver? What prompted the rewrite? 🙂 — Felipe Sere (@felipesere) July 21, 2016 I’ve been focusing more on implementing Distillery, sharing it with people willing to help test, etc., that I forgot to sit down and write down why it exists in the f
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