Erlang Micro-Services with all the Buzzwords
summary
Alert Logic migrates to Erlang microservices with concrete results: ingesting 1.6 PB/month today with plans for 100 PB/month, services expose REST APIs with built‑in auth and auditing, UI served from a CDN so there is no web server, persistence on DynamoDB, logs and mutations streamed to Kinesis and RabbitMQ, deployments automated via CloudFormation and CI so teams perform hundreds of deploys a day, service discovery proves hard, containers cut costs, teams own their services end to end.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 0:08Chad Gibbons
- 5:09Conway's Law
- 6:30The Design Principle
- 7:03Standard Api Pass
- 9:41Authentication Authorization and Auditing
- 12:12Devops
- 12:42Cloud Formation
- 13:48Continuous Deployment
- 16:29Amazon Auto Scale Group
- 19:05Minimize Configuration
- 19:48Service Discovery
- 20:40Log All the Data Mutations
- 21:33Scalability
- 25:44Amazon Availability Zone
- 28:17Cost Management
- 29:40How Big Should Services Be
- 30:07Composition of Services
- 30:27Culture
- 37:17Migration to Containers
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