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It starts your whole app, including the whole supervision tree, but you can turn on/off services based on whatever logic you want. I talk a bit about this in th
by chrismccord 3y ago
It starts your whole app, including the whole supervision tree, but you can turn on/off services based on whatever logic you want. I talk a bit about this in the screencast. For example, no need to start the phoenix endpoint (webserver) since we aren't serving web traffic. For the DB pool, you'd set a lower pool size or single connection in your runtime configuration based on the presence of FLAME parent or not.
- agundy 3y agoOh cool! Thanks for the reply, haven't had time to watch the screencast yet. Looking forward to it.