> In 2025, Elixir is a beautiful system for a niche that infrastructure has already abstracted away.
Do you mean Kubernetes?
My mental model of Erlang and Elixir is programming languages where the qualities of k8s are pushed into the language itself. On the one hand this restricts you to those two languages (or other ports to BEAM), on the other hand it allows you to get the kinds of fall over, scaling, and robustness of k8s at a much more responsive and granular level.
Do you mean Kubernetes?
My mental model of Erlang and Elixir is programming languages where the qualities of k8s are pushed into the language itself. On the one hand this restricts you to those two languages (or other ports to BEAM), on the other hand it allows you to get the kinds of fall over, scaling, and robustness of k8s at a much more responsive and granular level.