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These days deploying elixir to pretty much any platform is insanely easy. Heroku, Fly.io, etc all have good guides for phoenix apps if that's your preference. L
by bluehatbrit 5y ago
These days deploying elixir to pretty much any platform is insanely easy. Heroku, Fly.io, etc all have good guides for phoenix apps if that's your preference. Likewise Elixir's build tool Mix (Rake or NPM for Elixir) will generate a Dockerfile for your phoenix web application if you prefer containerisation. If you want to deploy straight onto a VM then `mix release` will setup the files needed to make an erlang/beam "release" with BEAM bundled in so you can run it without any special dependencies.
Looking at the contents of the book it looks like it goes into depth on how "releases" work, and gives guides to using a bunch of popular platforms like heroku, digital ocean, etc. It's looks like a conveniant collection of recipes for different hosting options.
- miguelcoba 5y agoHi, that's correct. It is my attempt to contribute back to the elixir community in the form of easy guides to deploy. I have learned a lot from the Elixir people and I am fortunate to pay my bills by working with elixir on the day job so this is a way to get more developers to use Elixir. Thanks for checking the book. Hope you find it useful.