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Erlang for Intermediate Programmers: Concurrency, Fault-Tolerance, and OTP

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Course Details

Language

Erlang

Category

Programming

Certificate

Yes

Requirements

  • 1. Basic understanding of Erlang syntax (variables, atoms, tuples)
  • 2. Familiarity with recursion and basic list handling
  • 3. Basic knowledge of processes (spawn, message passing)

Content

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01

Advanced Process Management

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Process Lifecycle: Linking, Monitoring, and Trapping Exits

Selective Receive and Mailbox Patterns

Process Groups and Registries

02

Advanced Message Passing Patterns

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Synchronous vs Asynchronous Messaging

Using after and Timeouts in Receive Blocks

Implementing Request-Reply and Broadcast Patterns

03

Fault-Tolerant Systems

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Let-It-Crash Philosophy Deep Dive

Supervision Trees: One-for-One, One-for-All, Rest-for-One

Designing Resilient Worker Processes

04

OTP Fundamentals

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

OTP Behaviors: gen_server, gen_fsm, gen_statem

Implementing GenServers: State Management, Call vs Cast

OTP Supervisors: Restart Strategies and Child Specifications

05

Distributed Erlang

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Erlang Nodes and Clustering

Node Communication and Remote Procedure Calls

Fault-Tolerant Distributed Applications

06

Real-World Applications

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Building a Concurrent Chat Server using OTP

Implementing a Key-Value Store with Supervision

Logging, Monitoring, and Debugging Concurrency Issues

07

Performance Optimization

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Profiling Processes and Message Passing

Memory and Process Management Best Practices

Avoiding Bottlenecks in Highly Concurrent Systems

08

Mini Projects and Hands-On Labs

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Concurrent Calculator (multi-process arithmetic)

Key-Value Store with OTP Supervision

Simple Chat System with Fault-Tolerance

09

Next Steps

3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed

Deep Dive into OTP Applications and Releases

Using Observer and Debugging Tools

Exploring Elixir for BEAM-based Systems