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> I'd really like to avoid getting into Elixir/Erlang world or any kind of interpreted language that will complicate the deployment process For what it's worth
by mikedelago 4y ago
> I'd really like to avoid getting into Elixir/Erlang world or any kind of interpreted language that will complicate the deployment process
For what it's worth, the deployment story for Elixir is great. Erlang has a built-in concept of "releases", which Elixir supports natively.
In essence, it compiles all dependencies and outputs a directory containing the VM, and all the compiled bytecode. After that, you just copy the directory to /app on your runtime container (or whatever other kind of deployment method you're using), and it runs fine from there.
- dimgl 4y agoThat's pretty interesting. I haven't worked with Elixir in many years, I'll take a look.