Run LocalBackend on multiple nodes with :peer
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As per #79 (comment) what are the requirements for this to be merged? |
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This is something we would like to be in, as far as I know. So once it is ready for review, one of FLAME maintainers will review when they have time available. |
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@lorrrrrrrenzo are you still active on Github? Wanted to know if it's ok to salvage for review. |
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Hello @fire. Yes, I'm still active on GH and would prefer to keep this PR. I think the most helpful thing would be to clone it and check whether the behavior conforms to what you expect and need from the tool. Once I get a moment to review this, I'll upgrade it to a proper PR for review by the core team. Happy to collaborate. |
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Per issue #3 we use Erlang's
:peerpackage to start anothererlprocess, enabling local FLAME workers to run code distinct from the parent process.