Lambda Goes to Hollywood

Gulías, Víctor M.; Abalde, Carlos; Sénchez, Juan J.

doi:10.1007/3-540-36388-2_26

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“…• Pipe & Transfer: They are a data movement abstraction for the internal data communication [8]. A pipe has as its creation parameters the source and destination (both Erlang modules that implement the send and reception protocols plus some initialisation parameters), and some general options about the way the transmission must be done.…”

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“…The VoDKA [8,4] (vodka.lfcia.org) system is a Videoon-demand server with a complex storage architecture that has been developed during the last years at the LFCIA Lab. During this period, the core system architecture has evolved from a more static one to a very flexible and dynamic solution, learning in each of the intermediate versions from the errors of the previous ones.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Extending the VoDKA architecture to improve resource modelling

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Ramiro

2003

Proceedings of the 2003 ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Erlang

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VoDKA is a Video-on-Demand server developed using Erlang/OTP. In this paper, the evolution of the core architecture of the system, designed for improving resource modelling, is described. After explaining the main goals of the project, the steps taken towards an optimal architecture are explained. Finally, a new architecture is proposed, solving all the problems and limitations in the previous ones. Special attention is paid to the use of design patterns, implementation behaviours, and reusable software components.

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confidence: 99%