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Question for people in the know: as I read more about Erlang and Elixir, I'm starting to wonder how it holds up in such an architecture. Would it have similar p
by atonse 11y ago
Question for people in the know: as I read more about Erlang and Elixir, I'm starting to wonder how it holds up in such an architecture. Would it have similar performance characteristics?
Would something like spark/storm/etc be simpler to implement on top of Elixir? Possibly more performant? Or make better use of CPU cores?
- thibaut_barrere 11y agoI'm currently working at implementing all types of ETL & data extraction processes with Elixir, and so far I must say I like this (although I cannot share numbers are the moment, just yet). My own impression (as the author of http://www.kiba-etl.org http://www.kiba-etl.org which is a Ruby ETL framework) is that Elixir is going to be a great fit for high-quality, decent throughput data processing of all kinds (streaming, batching, or other such as websocket-api-endpoint types). The immutable data + lightweight processes + ability to go distributed + concise code (testable, composable etc) is truly appealing in my opinion. I will share more stuff online (at http://thibautbarrere.com http://thibautbarrere.com) when I can, but I can only say this is so far very promising.
- atonse 11y agoGreat, thanks for your reply!