For Colissimo, ProcessOne reworked a critical piece of their events processing chain for the high-speed parcel sorters.
For the BBC, ProcessOne created and maintained a notification system for breaking news delivery to mobile devices that sends millions of pushes per day.
For a well known sports brand on a tight schedule, ProcessOne rapidly developed the infrastructure for a social platform of football fans that easily handled the traffic generated by FIFA World Cup.
For the BBC Radio, ProcessOne created a system to push information in real time to the websites of national radio stations about the programmes and music that were being aired live.
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ejabberd is an ubiquitous Erlang application that is widely available in Linux distributions. For that reason, it needs to rely on the de facto Linux build tools like autotools to make integration very easy for Linux and FreeBSD packagers. However, it does not mean that ejabberd does not play well with the standard Erlang release […]
We have started preparing our Advanced Erlang ejabberd Workshop that will take place on the 17th of november 2015 in Paris. The main focus of the workshop will be to showcase the use of ejabberd for broadcasting messages and alerts. The goal is to demonstrate that you can truly unlock the power of XMPP by […]
This month’s ejabberd release contains many fixes and a few improvements. This is a consolidation release that help us pave the way to exciting new features coming at end of the summer. Since we released our Message Archive Management support in ejabberd 15.06, we have been impressed by how quickly our users did adopt this […]
ejabberd 15.06 includes over 100 changes since the last release two months ago. Among those changes it includes several major new features. New features The focus of this release is archiving and easier configuration. Message Archive Management support Message Archive Management (aka MAM, defined in XEP-313) is now the de facto standard for message archiving […]
ejabberd 15.04 keeps the project delivering new features and improvements at the same fast pace. The focus for this release is to consolidate and improve what was delivered in the previous release, and also to integrate contributions which had been critical for most deployments these days. New features We integrated usefull contributions around groupchat (mod_admin_extra […]
By combining Elixir powerful web framework with ejabberd realtime messaging platform, you can build extremely powerful applications. This tutorial will help you get started. Here is the screencast showing the whole process. Please read further for detailed step-by-step description and code. Create a Phoenix application The first step is to create your Phoenix application as […]
ejabberd 15.03 is yet another important release. We have added fixes and some major improvements. You can learn more about the changes and roadmap by meeting part of the team in upcoming ejabberd San Francisco Meetup. New features Websocket Websocket support is among the major new features introduced in this release. You can write speedy […]
Elixir Sips is an Elixir screencast website providing great tutorials to learn Elixir but also to help you build extraordinary pieces of code quickly with Elixir. They produced a great series of videos on programming ejabberd with Elixir. Here is the material for the first part. We will publish more material on ProcessOne blog soon. […]
Ejabberd comes with a lot of modules, but sometimes you may need an unsupported feature from the official sources or maybe you need to write your own custom implementation for your very special needs. For many years, such contributed modules are stored on ejabberd-contrib repository. However, these modules required manual compilation. This means having Erlang/OTP […]
Since 2002, ejabberd established itself as a major Erlang project. People learn Erlang because of ejabberd. For this reason alone, ProcessOne is one of the major contributors in the open source Erlang community, along with Erlang OTP itself (heavy investment from Ericsson), Elixir mainly from Plataformatec, Riak from Basho, Cowboy from NineNines, ChicagoBoss and Zotonic.
Johan Oudinet contributed a new ejabberd package in buildroot sponsored by Green Communications. Buildroot can generate any or all of a cross-compilation toolchain, a root filesystem, a kernel image and a boot loader image. The generated root filesystem contains a libc (uClibc, glib, eglibc or musl), busybox and some extra packages. Now buildroot allows to […]
We all agree that ejabberd.im website was a bit dated and did not do justice to the ejabberd code base. It indeed deserved a major rework and that’s what we have started a while ago. We have just rolled out a brand new fresh and modern ejabberd home page on https://www.ejabberd.im/. Along with that design, […]
In server world, we always need to maintain some metrics; We need to measure to improve. A very common one being “unique active user” per unit of time. While this is really easy to describe, it’s complex when it comes to implementation. Naive implementation logs all events (let say, user connection), either on memory or […]
There has been a lot of buzz recently around Whatsapp acquisition by Facebook and the record price paid for the company. FastCompany’s Ainsley O’Connell wrote Inside Erlang, The Rare Programming Language Behind WhatsApp’s Success, giving some technical background around the story. As the founder of leading instant messaging technology provider developed in Erlang, I want […]
