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Index
Adopting Elixir
About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Early Praise for Adopting Elixir Acknowledgments
From Ben: From José: From Bruce:
Introduction
Who This Book Is For About the Authors How To Read This Book About the Code Online Resources
Chapter 1: Three Adoption Stories
The Acquisition of icanmakeitbetter Bleacher Report Improves Performance and Reliab ility Plataformatec Supports Early Adopters Embracing End-To-End Adoption Wrapping Up
Part 1: Concept
Chapter 2: Team Building
Training Developers When Things Go Wrong Hiring Elixir Developers Conducting Interviews Wrapping Up
Chapter 3: Ensuring Code Consistency
Coding Standards Typespecs and Dialyxir Documentation Tests and Code Coverage Putting It All Together: Code Reviews Wrapping Up
Chapter 4: Legacy Systems and Dependencies
Replacing a Legacy Web App Terraform and API Evolution Moving Incremental Releases into P roduction Umbrella Projects: Between Monoliths and Servi ces Managing Third-Party Dependencies Wrapping Up
Part 2: Development
Chapter 5: Making the Functional Transition
Elixir vs. Mutable Objects Polymorphism Agents and Tasks The Generic Server Supervisors Wrapping Up
Chapter 6: Distributed Elixir
Remote Message Passing Persistence Strategies Finding Processes Cache and ETS Message Delivery Guarantees Homogeneous vs. Heterogeneous Syste ms Wrapping Up
Chapter 7: Integrating with External Code
Lay of the Land Strategy 1: Native Implemented Functions (N IFs) Strategy 2: Communicating via I/ O with Ports Strategy 3: The Erlang Distribution Protocol Wrapping Up
Part 3: Production
Chapter 8: Coordinating Deployments
Deploying with Mix run_erl and heart Releases Upgrading Code Distributed Erlang Wrapping Up
Chapter 9: Metrics and Performance Expectations
Instrumenting Your System Instrumenting Ecto Instrumenting Phoenix Performance Assessment Workflow Load Testing Profiling Benchmarking Wrapping Up
Chapter 10: Making Your App Production Ready
Logs and Errors SASL Reports Tracing Using Other Advanced Tools Wrapping Up
Bibliography
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