Both Erlang and Elixir are praised for their "debuggability". It's true - there's a lot of tools and techniques that can be used, even on live, production systems. Not only that - they are easily accessible and freely usable. Together we're going to explore them in depth.
We're going to learn what exactly happens when you call a GenServer, how to "spy" on processes and introspection the VM internals. We're going to work with an example application - a basic key-value store built on top of plug, prepare a release for it and deploy it to production. Unfortunately, after the deployment we're going to discover some errors, we didn't anticipate. Fortunately, with the knowledge we gained earlier, we'll be able to diagnose and fix them - live in production!
Attendees should be familiar with syntax and basic features of either Elixir or Erlang. It is advised that all attendees complete the "Mix and OTP tutorial" before the workshop. Link is here: http://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/mix-otp/introduction-to-mix.html
Participants should have Elixir >= 1.5 and Erlang >= 19.3 locally installed, together with their favourite editor.
- Erlang - verified with 19.3 and above.
- Elixir - verified with 1.5 and above.
- Phoenix - verified with 1.3 and above.
- Absinthe - verified with 1.4 and above.
For managing multiple Erlang and Elixir versions we recommend asdf.
Explanation why and how to debug and narrow it down is inside materials.
Feel free to use prepared helpers and scripts that will ease your pain when using this repository (please keep in mind that scripts requires curl, jq and coreutils). You will find them either inside application directory or inside commands.md file inside helpers directory.
If you were on one of editions mentioned above you should receive materials after the workshop in a dedicated email from us. Unfortunately rest of people will have to wait - stay tuned. 😉
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