[erlang-questions] " Understanding the Erlang Scheduler" free webinar

[Martynas Pumputis]

http://support.citrixonline.com/en_US/gotomeeting/all_files/GTM130019#Linux
, although "Organizers must have the Web Viewer (beta) enabled in
order to provide attendees the ability to join via their web
browsers."

On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 4:50 PM, Daniil Churikov <ddosia@REDACTED> wrote:
> Same problem here. Btw, never seen suitable platform, any webinar so far is
> unique pain if you use linux. Here good idea for startup: make webinar
> platform, which would be accessible on any modern browser w/o
> java-flash-plugins dance or User-Agent string manipulation. Thank you!
>
> четверг, 6 февраля 2014 г., 19:38:58 UTC+4 пользователь Igor Karymov
> написал:
>>
>> Hi guys! A bit of feedback here. Looks like you choose not a suitable
>> platform for this webinar. Just take a look on system requirements:
>> http://support.citrixonline.com/webinar/all_files/G2W010003
>> How about linux users here? I guess that a biggest part of target audience
>> of this webinar are linux users.
>>
>> пятница, 10 января 2014 г., 14:30:49 UTC+4 пользователь Andra написал:
>>>
>>> Understanding the Erlang Scheduler
>>> Thursday, February 6, 2014 - 4PM GMT
>>>
>>> In Erlang there are different types of concurrent entities, processes,
>>> ports etc., each of which can have millions of instances, that have to be
>>> mapped out to make optimal usage of the hardware. The Erlang scheduler is a
>>> master piece in software engineering, but how does it actually go about
>>> scheduling the processes you create in your programs?
>>>
>>> This webinar will provide an overview of all the different types and
>>> explain, how the Erlang VM decides what should run where and when.
>>>
>>> In this webinar you'll learn about :
>>>
>>> * Run queues
>>> * The differences between processes, ports and timers
>>> * How the next thing to execute is chosen and
>>> * Load balancing
>>>
>>> http://www2.erlang-solutions.com/l/23452/2014-01-03/2xqk7
>>>
>>> About the speaker:
>>> Lukas Larsson first came in contact with Erlang 2004 while studying in
>>> Göteborg. After finishing his studies he has been working with Erlang at
>>> Erlang Solutions for about 7 years in many different industries.
>>>
>>> For the last couple of years he's been a consultant at the Erlang/OTP
>>> team at Ericsson AB, mainly working on the development of the Erlang VM.
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Andra Dinu
>>> Community & Social
>>>
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>>>
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