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Well, the most difficult part is to understand how the Erlang VM / Environment works. Once you have set it up, ejabberd just works. You can have massive scale a
by mickael 9y ago
Well, the most difficult part is to understand how the Erlang VM / Environment works.
Once you have set it up, ejabberd just works. You can have massive scale and large uptime. This, ultimately, saves bigger headaches.
- jayd16 9y agoThat's the promise but in my experience getting mnesia happy and keeping things clustered is huge pain for ops.
- mickael 9y agoWell, in practice, it is more than a promise. You are not forced to use Mnesia. You can use other backends to simplify the ops. Yes, it is as simple and make managing the platform a breeze. You need to be as stateless as possible.