Braid: (...) from Cloud to Edge and IoT
summary
Braid is a set of Erlang/OTP apps that spawns containers, wires Erlang nodes into arbitrary topologies, and manages TLS keys so applications never see private keys via an OTP 27 hook that asks the orchestrator to sign handshakes. Demos deploy containers with a rebar3 Docker plugin to fly.io across eight regions, run an eight-node planet-scale ring and a 16-node hypercube, show messages circling the globe, and push a faster release live; core orchestration is open source and IoT extension uses GRiSP hardware.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Distributed Erlang nodes
- 2:38Security and orchestration
- 4:40Planet-scale deployment
- 7:28Topologies and visualization
- 9:24Architectural implementation
- 12:55Workflow and automation
- 16:04Future goals and edge computing
- 21:52Q&A and closing remarks
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