FOSS @ ElasticRun
summary
ElasticRun runs a B2B platform for rural India serving 100,000 villages and over 400,000 stores with more than a million shipments per day, built on GitHub, Go, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, Kafka, Kubernetes and low‑code Frappe/ERPNext. Frappe is containerized into web longshot workers socket queue cache so each component scales independently and Helm charts and images are open sourced. Contributions include Barista, a Frappe UI test tool that produces test data and code coverage, and Latte, a feature package adding connection pooling, method caching and cloud storage adapters.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22About ElasticRun
- 0:58How ElasticRun works
- 2:00Current scale
- 2:15Tech stack
- 3:08Agile
- 3:48Advantages of FOSS
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