Mnesia Traffic
Vance Shipley
vances@REDACTED
Thu Oct 25 07:55:19 CEST 2001
Martin,
You probably want to look at the new R8 feature for hidden nodes.
>From the R8 release notes:
Kernel
Hidden Erlang nodes and hidden global groups have been
introduced. This makes it possible to establish hidden
connections between Erlang nodes. See global_group(3)
and erl(1).
The distribution mechanisms are generally improved to
meet demands for larger networks of distributed Erlang
nodes.
There was a thread on the list in April starting here:
http://www.erlang.org/ml-archive/erlang-questions/200104/msg00065.html
-Vance
Vance Shipley
Motivity Telecom Inc.
+1 519 579 5816
Martin J. Logan writes:
>
> I know in previous releases of erlang that if I have a group of nodes all
> running mnesia and replicating that they each talk to every other node on
> the network. This is a concern of the project manager that is responsable
> for giving erlang a yes or a no. He is worried about network traffic.
> Erlang seems to be the perfect choice for this project otherwise. Does
> anyone know of a way around this all talk to all others behavior? I had
> read that developers were aware of this issue and were working on ways of
> altering this behavior. Has this happend? Basically I am looking for an
> explanation to give to the manager that would satisfy his concerns about
> increased network traffic and thus allow erlang to be used.
> Thank you,
> Martin Logan
> Vail Systems
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