[erlang-questions] Erlang Inside

[Fisher, Paul]

Alert Logic uses Erlang almost exclusively for developing our products (www.alertlogic.com<http://www.alertlogic.com>). These products provide security monitoring, protection and 24/7 security analyst services for cloud workloads running on AWS, Azure, GCP, as well as on-premise and Colo environments.


Some interesting technical facts about what we do:

- 4100+ customers, 10k+ appliances, 300k+ agents

- 2PB of customer data per month, with 25PB under management

- Processing 1.2M messages/second average, peaking at 3M

- Data volume grows at over 110% per year

- Nearly 100 services and lambda are composed into more than a dozen major subsystems

- Over 100 engineers writing Erlang code daily

- Maintainers of ercloud application providing AWS SDK for Erlang

- Many many Erlang applications are used


I can be listed as contact for this information.


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paul

Fellow, Engineering

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From: erlang-questions-bounces@REDACTED <erlang-questions-bounces@REDACTED> on behalf of Joe Armstrong <erlang@REDACTED>
Sent: Friday, December 8, 2017 5:38:31 AM
To: Erlang
Subject: [erlang-questions] Erlang Inside

Erlang is often deployed as a major component in a program, but this
fact is often not widely known.

"Erlang inside" means an Erlang run-time is a part of the system.
So an App written in Elixir, with cowboy, or riak can be in the list.

I'd like to keep a list of systems with "Erlang Inside" - this is useful
for PR.

I'd like:

   1) The information to be public (no commercial secrets please)
       [urls, or references please]
   2) Name and description of product/program and
       [short summary]
   3) Dates when the information was known to be true
   4) Estimates of #systems shipped with Erlang inside
   5) Estimates of the number of users served by the SW
   6) Contact person
       [some person who can be contacted occasionally to
        update the information] -
        No essential but better than "I heard it from a dev in a pub"
   7) The major dependencies (ie uses cowboy, riak, or
        Appname -> Elixir -> cowboy)
   8) Other
       [what is missing?]

Examples (off the top of my head) Sonic Pi, NHS database Spine2,
WhatsApp.

You can add to this list by adding a post to this thread or by mailing
me (off-list).

Cheers

/Joe
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