Expertise: Intermediate

Target audience: Software Developers, Engineers, and Architects.

Duration: 3 Months

Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of sequential and concurrent Elixir.

Objectives:

• Learn how to construct back-end systems and microservices that you can access and utilise from Phoenix.
• Learn why Generic Servers, Generic State Machines, and other behaviours are needed, when to use them, and how to incorporate them into supervision trees.
• Learn how to cope with load problems using strategies like as pooling, circuit breakers, and producer/consumer solutions.
• • Learn more about how applications operate, how to develop them, and how to collaborate with others.

COVERS THE FOLLOWING TOPICS

• ETS (a Redis in your beam)
• Behaviours
• Supervision
• Generic Servers
• Generic State Machines
• (GenStage, fuse, rate limiter, pools)
• Applications (and the use of Observer)
• System Principles & Release Handling
• Release Handling

Why You Should Attend This Course

• It will assist you in overcoming the challenge of understanding how to design systems with OTP.
• Allows you to avoid the problems and borderline instances that its libraries deal with.
• A low-cost method of improving production while decreasing errors.
• Allows you to build and create systems using the Erlang method, which is well recognised.