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Generated with: mix phx.new tigerswarm --module TigerSwarm --no-ecto --no-mailer
Automatically batch requests with a fixed batch count or a timeout, whichever comes first. Start the Client in the Application supervision tree.
Spawns a process that keeps sending requests to TigerBeetle using the batching client
Calculate some statistics by attaching to telemetry metrics. For now, just print the stats to stdout.
Allow launching a swarm of Beetles, setting its size
Allow setting all the runtime configurable parameters
Use them as source of truth when initializing the LiveView
Add link to the presentation and provide some indication on installing Elixir
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Project title: TigerSwarm
Authors: Riccardo Binetti (rbino)
Summary: A project to explore the design-space of auto-batching TigerBeetle clients, built using the TigerBeetle Elixir client
Presentation: