[erlang-questions] Distributed Process Spawner

Éric Pailleau eric.pailleau@REDACTED
Wed Sep 2 19:12:20 CEST 2015


Hi , 
Slave is nice for cpu computation on many machine, but why do you not do spawn_link on another node(s)?
Is your limit on your main node caused by the number of local workers or by the global number of workers ? (where is the bottleneck ? In the process receiving the message sent back ?)
Regards 

Le 2 sept. 2015 13:52, Alex Hudich <alttagil@REDACTED> a écrit :
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> Hi! 
>
> I am working on a piece of software which requires start of massive amount of workers (using spawn_link) but now I face with the limitation of one server for handling all the workers. 
> All workers start with simple spawn_link then do their work and return some piece of data to a caller by sending a message. 
>
> I wonder if I can unload master server and add some additional erlang nodes to perform this job. Of course I looked into pool and slave modules but it seems (beside of setting up ssh keys) does not support dynamic adding or deleting of nodes. 
> Actually I want to know how to build some node supervising module that allows incoming connections from a new slave nodes and automatically plug them into some pool of nodes (including master) for spawning processes. Also it has to exclude down nodes and load balancing workers amongst nodes (so it has to collect some load statistics from nodes) 
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>
> Could you guys help me to find such component or give me advice how to build such thing? 
>
> Thank you. 
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