Clever use of persistent_term - Erlang/OTP
This blog post will go through three different uses of persistent_term that I have used since its release and explain a bit why they work so well with persistent_term. Global counters # Let’s say you want to have some global counters in your system. For example the number of times an http request has been made. If the system is very busy that counter will be incremented many many times per second
My OTP 21 Highlights - Erlang/OTP
OTP-21 Release Candidate 1 has just been released. I thought that I would go through the changes that I am the most excited about. Most likely this will mostly mean features in erts and the core libraries as those are the changes that I am the most familiar with. You can download the readme describing the changes here: OTP 21-RC1 Readme. Or, as always, look at the release notes of the application
Erlang 19.0 Garbage Collector | Erlang Solutions
Keep up to date with the latest news, best practice ideas and exclusive offers. Don’t miss out. Sign up here. This is an update to our previous blog post, Erlang 19.0 Garbage Collector. With Erlang/OTP 20.0, some things have changed, which is the reason for this updated blog post. Erlang Garbage Collector Erlang manages dynamic memory with a tracing garbage collector. More precisely a per process
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I/O polling options in OTP 21 - Erlang/OTP
OTP Team - Lukas Larsson
