The Erlang SDK supports starting multiple instances, but most use cases only need a single instance. Consider using multiple instances only if you need to simultaneously access more than one environment. Do not start an instance every time you need to make a variation or other SDK call. ...
ssh_connectionThis module provides API functions to send even ssh_connection_sup ssh_daemon_channel ssh_file ssh_info ssh_io ssh_math ssh_message ssh_no_io ssh_server_key ssh_server_key_api -behaviour(ssh_server_key_api). ssh_sftpSFTP client. ssh_sftpdSpecifies the channel process to han...
When you start a node, you give it a name and it will connect to an application calledEPMD(Erlang Port Mapper Daemon), which will run on each of the computers which are part of your Erlang cluster. EPMD will act as a name server that lets nodes register themselves, contact other nodes,...
The high amount of virtual memory mapped comes both from thread stacks (a normal scheduler will reserve about 1/2 MB by default), but also from the memory mappings made by ERTS internal scheduler specific allocator instances. The ERTS internal allocators can be disabled, but that will likely ...
NOTE: If you don't want to run WEST as daemons, alternatively, you can start each vnode from the console (instead ofwest attach). Open tree instances of console and run each WEST vnode respectively. $ ./dev/dev#/bin/west console ...
a number ofFreeswitchinstances are started at worker nodes as docker containers for the heavy media management (transcoding, recording, etc.) Software-defined storage network based onCeph, where: the Ceph control daemons run in all of the control nodes. ...
a number of Freeswitch instances are started at worker nodes as docker containers for the heavy media management (transcoding, recording, etc.) Software-defined storage network based on Ceph, where: the Ceph control daemons run in all of the control nodes. the disk control daemons run at ...