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by karmajunkie
3583 days ago
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>> The things that make BEAM good at distributed systems like processes and network "translucency" (because let's face it, no network is transparent) are all built into BEAM itself, not OTP. Maybe I'm in the minority but I read that as a direct contradiction. I'm not sure what definition of a "distributed framework" you're working from, but if you're going to apply that label to something you ought to at least know what aspects of it specifically target the distributed use-case, and if it doesn't add anything to make the "distributed" part of that easier, then you can't very well claim its a distributed framework. OTP is a platform for state management and fault tolerance. Everything "distributed" is already present in BEAM. |
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