Add an eventZeroMQ: Scriptable Sockets
A session at eurucamp 2012
ZeroMQ is a socket abstraction and concurrency framework that's changing
the way we think and reason about distributed systems. Mailboxes, atomic
message delivery and swappable transports allow for fast, flexible and
resilient network topologies. Its I/O model also sits very well with
all Ruby implementations. In this talk we'll discuss:
- What's wrong with socket I/O ?
- Supported messaging patterns
- Transport agnostic messaging
- Resiliency (operations and upgrades)
- Building out topologies just in time (interjection principle)
- Performance and throughput
- The Mongrel2 Ruby adapter
- How to use it from Ruby
- Small case study
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Ops and platform guy, debugger, trail / ultra runner. I also make things. And many mistakes. I believe in balance. Am addicted to muesli.
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