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Re: The Erlang way - dynamic upgrade of a server and UBF extensions: msg#00427lang.erlang.general
Hi everyone, If I may drop my two-pence in this conversations, there are some things I came to think about: - the versioning problem is not UBF related. The same applies to any client-server communication. Maybe a protocol_version-negotiating protocol is needed, if there aren't any already. - about sending IP addresses in packets: seems a bit heavy on the band... And this also applies to communication between regular Erlang processes: just replace "IP" with "Pid". Usually in Erlang process registration is not too heavyweight, but already the global registration is on the edge to become so, I think. One way to solve this would be to take our own medicine: separate the normal behaviour from the exceptional cases and let some kind of supervisor process notify clients of a process that the Pid is no longer valid. In this case the supervisor would be more of a proxy. Likewise, a server should not try to do it's own load balancing, but let a specialized part of the system handle this case too. Just some quick thoughts, but maybe there lies something interesting here. Best regards, Vlad |
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