September 15, 2024

Configuring Multiple Backends for FLAME in Elixir

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Configuring Multiple Backends for FLAME in Elixir

Source: samrat.me

In this article, the author discusses the need to offload CPU and memory-intensive tasks from a web server to dedicated machines, utilizing the FLAME framework. He outlines how to configure multiple FLAME backends for different task requirements. The article includes practical examples of modifying the configuration in the `config.exs` file and using these configurations in the application's child processes. This allows different types of tasks to be executed on respective machines suited to their demands, enhancing performance and resource allocation.

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