Distributed Live Tracing Tutorial

We’re passionate about sharing our expertise to help contribute to a thriving Erlang Ecosystem. We offer a variety of one-day tutorials, 3 and 5 days training courses taught by some of the most experienced developers in the community. Our training covers a wide range of technologies and we have training offerings for beginners, intermediate and expert users. Our online Erlang, Elixir and RabbitMQ training courses are created and taught by some of the most respected names in the community, including Erlang co-creator, Robert Virding and Erlang Solutions founder, Francesco Cesarini. We also run bespoke corporate training courses to ensure the skills learned fit the needs of our client's business4 Reasons To Do Our CoursesTo get an in-depth understanding of technology that channels 90% of the world’s internet trafficYou’ll learn from people who’ve helped build some of the world's most famous systemsErlang & Elixir are two of the best-paid technologies (Stack Overflow 2019)Improved job chances as a skilled developer at major companies using the tech such as WhatsAppAbout UsWe build transformative solutions for the world’s most ambitious companies. By providing user-focused consultancy, high tech capabilities and connection to diverse communities.

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We will show you how to use a unique feature of the Erlang VM: Tracing Erlang and Elixir programs in a distributed network.

Tracing allows us to understand a running system from the perspective of the VM. We will discover how to utilise this feature to x-ray everything from a single node to a distributed application. We will discuss how to incorporate tracing into a development workflow as well as safe tracing in production. We also explore other possibilities of debugging of the BEAM. We will demonstrate the techniques for both Erlang and Elixir.---EXPERTISE IntermediateTARGET AUDIENCE Software Developers &amp; Support EngineersDURATION 4 hoursPREREQUISITES Practical experience of Erlang or ElixirOBJECTIVES<ul><li>Understanding of the low level mechanism of tracing</li><li>Understanding of where tracing fits into the development flow</li><li>Understanding tracing in a single noe</li><li>Understanding tracing in a distributed cluster</li></ul>The course covers the topics of tracing in the BEAM virtual machine. It is applicable for both Erlang and Elixir as most libraries are the same. The course covers the following tracing libraries:<ul><li>Built-in tracer</li><li>dbg</li><li>redbug/rexbug</li></ul>The course gives practical advice for tracing on a live system let it be a single node or a distributed cluster. We will discuss how tracing can complement logging and monitoring.ABOUT THE TRAINERRadek Szymczyszyn has been programming since he was 15 and doesn’t intend to stop. For the last 9 years he’s been working professionally with BEAM technologies, both remotely and on-site, assisting companies from startups to telecommunication giants build and scale their systems. His main tools are Erlang and XMPP, and he’s quite keen on making the Erlang ecosystem a good place to be in, by participating in the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation Documentation WG.

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