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He advocates "fail-fast" and "share-nothing" as fundamental principles - that's the point. With no sharing a failure of a single process affects no other, unlik
by dschiptsov 10y ago
He advocates "fail-fast" and "share-nothing" as fundamental principles - that's the point. With no sharing a failure of a single process affects no other, unlike threads with shared stack and state. For the same reasons Erlang is functional language with single bindings. Sharing of immutable data is OK, so message passing might be implemented using OS shared memory services.
- coldtea 10y ago>He advocates "fail-fast" and "share-nothing" as fundamental principles - that's the point. He advocates those for totally different use cases.
- dschiptsov 10y ago[citation needed]