Patterns for Building Zero-Support Distributed Systems in Erlang

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Covers patterns and techniques used with Erlang/OTP to build and deploy highly reliable distributed services that require minimal or no operational support. Uses real-world code and examples from a system handling live video events and TV services to show how they run hundreds of services across cloud and on-prem high-density units, and how the architecture keeps delivering content despite severe failures (e.g., hardware fires or power loss).

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