Another Word For It Patrick Durusau on Topic Maps and Semantic Diversity

January 31, 2011

Tutorial: Developing in Erlang with Webmachine, ErlyDTL, and Riak

Filed under: Erlang,NoSQL,Riak — Patrick Durusau @ 7:08 am

Tutorial: Developing in Erlang with Webmachine, ErlyDTL, and Riak

From Alex Popescu’s MyNoSQL blog:

  • Part 1
    • In Part 1 of the series we covered the basics of getting the development environment up and running. We also looked at how to get a really simple ErlyDTL template rendering
  • Part 2
    • There are a few reasons this series is targeting this technology stack. One of them is uptime. We’re aiming to build a site that stays up as much as possible. Given that, one of the things that I missed in the previous post was setting up a load balancer. Hence this post will attempt to fill that gap.
  • Part 3 In this post we’re going to cover:
    • A slight refactor of code structure to support the “standard” approach to building applications in Erlang using OTP.
    • Building a small set of modules to talk to Riak.
    • Creation of some JSON helper functions for reading and writing data.
    • Calling all the way from the Webmachine front-end to Riak to extract data and display it in a browser using ErlyDTL templates.

Erlang is important for anyone building high availability (think telecommunications) systems that can be dynamically reconfigured without taking the systems offline.

January 15, 2011

Membase and Erlang with Matt Ingenthron

Filed under: Erlang,Membase,NoSQL — Patrick Durusau @ 5:39 pm

Membase and Erlang with Matt Ingenthron

From Alex Popescu’s MyNoSQL.

The video is fairly poor in terms of seeing the slides. The presentation is worthwhile but be aware that it is more audio than video.

Recommend that you catch Matt Ingenthron’s blog, or other Membase blogs for more information.

Erlang is important for topic maps due to its built in support for concurrency and for live patching of systems in operation.

For further information see Erlang

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