Demos and Lightning Talks
summary
Live demo runs a 400×400 “universe” with 2,000 ships as separate Erlang processes, observable from another node showing memory, process counts and per-node load balancing; agents change behavior on-the-fly (example: flip first 700 to a run ship type) via hot code reload and WebSocket commands compiled into memory and shared across the cluster. Also shows production use (3 months) of dynamic function deployment and advocates Nix content-hash reproducible builds to avoid rebar/mix dependency drift.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:00Start Run
- 13:15Flocks
- 18:25Quicksort
- 26:36Architecture
- 31:36Defining Functions
- 36:21Release System
- 36:41Build Tools
- 37:41Dependencies
- 42:31Rebar
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