#erlang #mnesia #otp #mqtt #elixir
Erlang mnesia : the art of remembering
https://medium.com/@sakibsami/erlang-mnesia-the-art-of-remembering-5f6b975c7094
Erlang mnesia : the art of remembering
https://medium.com/@sakibsami/erlang-mnesia-the-art-of-remembering-5f6b975c7094
Medium
Erlang Mnesia : The Art of Remembering
Erlang is one of the oldest programming language, first appeared in 1986. The language was designed by Joe Armstrong and developed by…
#elixir #mnesia #erlang #database #distributed_database
Why go for redis when you can use mnesia?
https://medium.com/@wttj_tech/why-go-for-redis-when-you-can-use-mnesia-fe0dd23fd7ff
Why go for redis when you can use mnesia?
https://medium.com/@wttj_tech/why-go-for-redis-when-you-can-use-mnesia-fe0dd23fd7ff
Medium
Why go for Redis when you can use Mnesia?
Mnesia is cool. It’s quite cryptic but worth the pain. Already present in the OTP framework, it’s easy to use in both simple cases and…
#elixir #mnesia
Elixir: How to distribute Mnesia between multiple nodes
https://medium.com/@wttj_tech/elixir-how-to-distribute-mnesia-between-multiple-nodes-cb7c851b1ed1
Elixir: How to distribute Mnesia between multiple nodes
https://medium.com/@wttj_tech/elixir-how-to-distribute-mnesia-between-multiple-nodes-cb7c851b1ed1
Medium
Elixir: How to distribute Mnesia between multiple nodes
At Welcome to the Jungle, we love Elixir. It’s the main stack we use to build back-end services and it really helps us keep our code clean…