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Shipping a Replacement Architecture in Elixir

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 Bell, Chris

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This talk will be deep-dive of how over the last 6 months at Frame.io we shipped a replacement API architecture built entirely in Elixir and Phoenix to replace an aging Rails monolith. During the talk we’ll dig into the structure, talk about our nifty GenStage event bus, take a quick tour of moving millions of records using Flow, and wind up showing some nice graphs of all the wins. About Chris: Chris is an Englishman in New York, where he works as the Director of Engineering at Frame.io, a startup that helps video teams collaborate. He’s an avid alchemist and helps organize the NYC branch of EMPEX as well as co-hosting a podcast, ElixirTalk.