Process Bottlenecks in Erlang Web Apps

Steve Vinoski - steve - March 20, 2011

In my “Functional Web” March/April 2011 column (PDF), I explore potential process bottleneck problems within Erlang web applications, specifically around the issue of process fan-in. I’ve seen developers create Erlang web applications that suffer from bottlenecks related to interprocess communication as explained in the column, yet as far as I’ve seen this issue is rarely if ever discussed among Erlang developers.

As always, all constructive feedback on the column is welcomed. Just post your comments here or email me.



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anonymous avatar

The links are set to “nofollow” so we can’t click on the links to go to the paper.

Posted by Jared on 21 Mar 2011 at 15:00



 
anonymous avatar

It’s possibile to download the paper from http://steve.vinoski.net/blog/

Posted by Werner Buchert on 22 Mar 2011 at 16:21



 
anonymous avatar

I explore potential process bottleneck 70-662 problems within Erlang web applications, specifically around the issue of process fan-in. I’ve seen developers create Erlang web applications that suffer 70-682 from bottlenecks related to interprocess communication as explained in the column, OG0-093 yet as far as I’ve seen this issue is rarely if ever discussed among Erlang developers.

Posted by roter on 05 Oct 2011 at 10:52



 


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