Is there a reason not to use something like kerl to install a more modern version of Erlang? v19 is two years old and there have been some significant performance boosts in the interim.
Hey Nate, does this mean you’re running your production stack on OpenBSD? If so, I’d love to read some more about how it fares. Especially around SMP and performance.
Is there a reason not to use something like kerl to install a more modern version of Erlang? v19 is two years old and there have been some significant performance boosts in the interim.
I’ve had good results with asdf, but I haven’t tried it out on OpenBSD yet.
For what it’s worth, asdf just uses kerl for it’s erlang builds.
Hey Nate, does this mean you’re running your production stack on OpenBSD? If so, I’d love to read some more about how it fares. Especially around SMP and performance.