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Failure as a default is how Erlang manages to keep systems up with 5+ 9's reliability. The difference is that, with Erlang, the entire system and the applicatio
by SoftwareMaven 14y ago
Failure as a default is how Erlang manages to keep systems up with 5+ 9's reliability. The difference is that, with Erlang, the entire system and the applications built on it are designed around that.
- scott_s 14y agoWhen there is high memory pressure, the default behavior in Erlang is to fail rather than continue garbage-collection?