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Erlang in 100 Seconds - YouTube (www.youtube.com)

Concurrency functional programming message passing fault tolerance Erlang programming Ericsson BEAM

Erlang, a functional, fault-tolerant programming language, was designed at Ericsson in 1986 for large-scale concurrent systems. Its development was propelled by the need to enhance telecommunications infrastructure, leading to the creation of the BEAM virtual machine. Erlang’s unique programming model enables efficient handling of millions of concurrent processes with minimal overhead, ensuring system resilience through process isolation and hot code swapping. Today, Erlang continues to underpin modern languages and systems, demonstrating significant influence in the programming community.
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- Fault ToleranceErlang is known for its fault tolerance, facilitated through process isolation and a philosophy of allowing individual processes to fail without impacting the whole.
- BEAM Virtual Machine ImportanceErlang's BEAM virtual machine allows for millions of concurrent processes with low overhead, and is still in use by modern languages like Elixir.
- Message Passing ModelErlang's programming model, which emphasizes message passing, is critical for its ability to handle billions of messages daily across various platforms.
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DBOS - Transactional Serverless Platform for TypeScript (www.dbos.dev)

cloud native operating system TypeScript fault tolerance

DBOS is a cloud-native operating system, designed to enable easier building of fault-tolerant cloud applications. By integrating functionalities such as observability, fault-tolerance, and cyber-resilience, it offers a comprehensive platform for developing stateful TypeScript applications. It simplifies complex cloud application stacks, providing a foundational layer for the DBOS Cloud transactional serverless platform.
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- DBOS: A transformational cloud-native OS.DBOS is a transformative cloud-native operating system that simplifies the development of fault-tolerant cloud applications by handling critical aspects like fault tolerance, scaling, and security.
- Faculty from MIT and Stanford behind DBOS creation.Conceived by the minds at MIT and Stanford, DBOS leverages relational database technology to minimize the complexity of cloud application stacks, aiming for easier deployment and management.
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