This library facilitates the creation and management of appup files for Elixir applications, enabling hot upgrades (hot code reloading)
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This library facilitates the creation and management of appup files for Elixir applications, enabling hot upgrades (hot code reloading)
An experiment in implementing remote hot code swapping, or dynamic code upgrade, for state machines.
hot code update platform
🟣 A programming language focused on the development of complex systems. It supports the creation of systems involving the concepts of distributed computing, parallel computing, concurrent computing, meta-programming, hot code reload, high fault tolerance, and scalability.
programming-language open-source distributed-systems scalable fault-tolerance multiprocessing metaprogramming procedural concurrent-programming complex-networks multiplatform complex-systems structured distributed-programming systems-engineering imperative hot-code-reload horizontal-scalable parellel-programming free-and-open-source-software
Elixir Phoenix app showing hot upgrades with LiveView—no downtime, just smooth updates.
Elixir umbrella app showing hot upgrades with LiveView—no downtime, just smooth updates.
Elixir application with Ecto showing hot upgrades with LiveView—no downtime, just smooth updates.
Fault Tolerance Framework
state-machine fault-tolerance error-handling finite-state-machine hierarchical-state-machine hot-code-reload client-server-architecture fault-isolation asynchronous-communication lifecycle-monitoring
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