Closing Keynote
summary
Argument: Elixir on the BEAM targets low-power, distributed, fault-tolerant systems and so is a ten-year bet because it actually solves the problems listed. Examples: data centers care about watts and cooling, Facebook locates a data center in Norway to cut power costs, SpaceX plans thousands of LEO satellites to slash latency, Intel lands Xeon with FPGA fabric, and devices use Zynq 7000-series and cloak hex package for row encryption; a nerves boot image 15 MB that boots in 200 ms proves tiny reliable deployments.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:52the basic exercise
- 4:08servers
- 6:34example: game consoles
- 8:38power drives cost
- 11:39security
- 14:16FPGAs (you'll be friends soon)
- 17:38data processing
- 19:18machine learning
- 20:30communication
- 24:49robustness
- 30:29elixir
- 33:02low level interop
- 35:42distribution
- 37:46example: cars
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