We've developed and run a rather large erlang cluster (> 100k simultaneous users) for several years. It's pretty clear that OTP is not ready for that scale -- m

We've developed and run a rather large erlang cluster (> 100k simultaneous users) for several years. It's pretty clear that OTP is not ready for that scale -- most of our big bugs have been in the libraries and OTP, not in our code. Couple that with the poor type safety at compile time, and a "in place update" model that doesn't actually work for "many times a day" continuous deployment, and I feel it's not lived up to the hype. We also run PHP, C++ and Haskell stacks, each of which has had less environment-based problems.