Erlang

Erlang is a programming language and runtime environment designed for building distributed, fault-tolerant, and soft real-time systems with high availability and concurrency. It provides features such as lightweight processes, message passing, and supervision trees for building scalable and resilient applications, especially in telecommunications, messaging, and distributed systems. Readers can explore Erlang's concurrency model, fault tolerance mechanisms, and use cases for building highly available and fault-tolerant systems, leveraging its strengths in distributed computing and fault tolerance in modern software architectures.

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