Phoenix is a fine web framework. But with the shared-nothing approach of designing webapps, they tend to be pretty simple to both isolate and make concurrent r

Phoenix is a fine web framework. But with the shared-nothing approach of designing webapps, they tend to be pretty simple to both isolate and make concurrent regardless of your stack. I think BEAM languages are much more interesting for backends where a shared-nothing approach isn't an acceptable solution, and I feel like that's where its power and uniqueness over other languages really shines.