October 2024
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Capítulo 15. Ampliación
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Tanto la distribución a escala como la replicación por disponibilidad en se basan en múltiples instancias de cada nodo que se ejecutan en ordenadores distintos. Pero como los ordenadores pueden (y acabarán) desaparecidos en combate y fallará la conectividad entre ellos, la ampliación no consiste sólo en añadir capacidad informática. Más bien, la ampliación debe integrarse y orquestarse cuidadosamente con tus modelos de consistencia y disponibilidad, en los que ya has elegido qué concesiones hacer. Es fácil decir que necesitas escribir un sistema que escale infinitamente sin perder ni una sola petición, pero conseguirlo nunca es sencillo, y a menudo ocurre que esa implementación ideal es innecesaria en la práctica para dar soporte a tus aplicaciones objetivo. Aunque los sistemas Erlang/OTP no escalan mágicamente, utilizar OTP y hacer las compensaciones adecuadas elimina gran parte del dolor del proceso.
En este capítulo, continuamos con los patrones de programación distribuida y los patrones de recuperación y uso compartido de datos descritos en el Capítulo 13 y el Capítulo 14, centrándonos en las compensaciones de escalabilidad que debes hacer al diseñar tu arquitectura. Describimos las pruebas necesarias para conocer las limitaciones de tu sistema y asegurarte de que puede manejar, sin fallar, la capacidad para la que fue diseñado. Esto te ...
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