Erlang Meet-up
OW2con'18 is pleased to host meet-ups proposed by third party open source organizations or partners.
Erlang meets OW2
This Erlang meet-up will celebrate 20 years of erlang going open source at OW2con'18. A great occasion for bringing together the Erlang and the OW2 communities!
Practical information and registration
Meet-up date: Thursday June 7 afternoon.
Venue: Orange Gardens, 44 Avenue de la République, 92320 Châtillon. See Practical information.
Room: Bat D - Room 1D0.
How to register:
Please register for your free pass through the OW2con'18 Registration Form (ticking the box "Erlang MeetUp").
For more information:
https://www.meetup.com/fr-FR/Erlang-Paris/
Program (in progress)
- Using Barrel to build your own P2P data platform, by Benoit Chesneau, Founder, Enki Multimedia.
Abstract: Barrel is a database Benoit wrote from scratch over the past two years that can be embedded in an Erlang or Elixir application like Mnesia. With Barrel, you can easily bring and keep a view (complete or partial) of your data inside your application and replicate it between your different machines.
This talk will describe how you can use Barrel to quickly create your own peer-to-peer data platform with different storage and replication strategies. It will also shows the different tools supported by Barrel, to operate and monitor your cluster on premise or on the "cloud".
Different examples, codes and patterns will be presented.
- erlang/elixir as an orchestrator from infra to business, by Arnaud Wetzel, CTO, KBRW.
Abstract: Originally designed for network appliances, erlang/OTP platform is now widely used in large web platforms, for its distribution and reliability capacities. The elixir language, compatible with erlang/OTP, now brings capacities for building complex software systems thanks to its DSL-friendly syntax.
Through real business cases, we will present how we use elixir and erlang lanaguages to orchestrate robust complex systems, from devops tools to business processes.
About Erlang technology
Erlang is a programming language used to build massively scalable soft real-time systems with requirements on high availability. Some of its uses are in telecoms, banking, e-commerce, computer telephony and instant messaging. Erlang's runtime system has built-in support for concurrency, distribution and fault tolerance. Find more at: www.erlang.org.