Introduction Here is the PDF for the content Vance presents. If you find an acronym, check out the abbreviations in this PDF. Slava summarizes the session best, “if I had received the kind of information years ago when I was just starting to explore the telecom world, it would have saved me hundreds of hours … Continue reading An introductory dive into Telecoms, with Vance Shipley
Introduction Gerrit will run through using Erlang-Red to create a diameter authorization flow. Topics covered will be visual state machine creation, visual unit testing and documentation of flows. Gerrit comes from a background of web development and creating software to make people’s lives better. Visual Flow Based Programming (FBP) fulfills a desire to communicate with … Continue reading Erlang-Red Walkthrough
Gerrit Riessen, Experimentalist FlowHub Sam Machin, Principal Engineer Jambonz Viacheslav Katsuba, CEO & Founder at Scalicon. Introduction Gerrit created Erlang RED to experiment with visual Flow Based Programming (FBP) in conjunction with Erlang. FBPs message-passed concurrency is well suited to Erlang, conversely Erlangs Supervisor design pattern is well suited to FBP. Erlang RED is an experimental Erlang backend to … Continue reading Erlang RED
Thanks to Slava for arranging this meeting. Vance Shipley is the founder and CEO of Sigscale. Sigscale delivers signaling and distributed fault tolerant systems. They have developed their protocol stacks (SIGTRAN, TCAP, CAP, MAP, NGAP, RADIUS, EAP) in Erlang, allowing them to build microservices with very low footprint and massive scalability. The High School Drop, … Continue reading Vance Shipley Interview and Erlang in Telecom Use Cases