"Scaling Like a Boss: Erlang for High Traffic Apps?"

[Lev12]

"Hey guys, I wanted to bring up Erlang as a potential solution for high-traffic apps. From what I've heard, Erlang's concurrency features can handle massive amounts of traffic without breaking a sweat. Has anyone worked with Erlang in a production environment, or know of any success stories in this area?"

 

[t_u_t_s_i]

"Yea, I agree with the author on Erlang's potential for handling high traffic, but isn't it a bit outdated? I'd love to see some modern alternatives discussed in this thread, something like Go or Rust. Anyone have some insights on this?"

 

[SirMarat]

"Been using Erlang for a few projects and I gotta say, it's a beast for handling high traffic. The concurrency model is a game-changer, especially when working with real-time data. Anyone else using it for their crypto apps?"

 

[vborisov]

"Erlang might be a solid choice for high traffic apps, but have you guys checked out the new Go-based concurrency libraries? I've heard they're giving Erlang a run for its money in terms of scalability. Worth considering for anyone looking for alternatives."

 

[loki22]

"Erlang's definitely a beast when it comes to handling high traffic. I've seen it in action with a few projects I've worked on and it's insane how well it scales. Anyone else have success with Erlang in production?"

 

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[yoan]

"Erlang is a beast when it comes to handling high traffic and concurrency, but it's not a silver bullet. I've seen it make a huge difference in some projects, but only when properly integrated with other tech stacks. Has anyone else had success with Erlang for high-traffic apps?"

 

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