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Blog Post: Clustering Elixir From Laptop to Cloud
Cluster the Elixir app running on your laptop to an Elixir app running on Fly.io! Can be the same or different app. Step-by-step guide created and a script to help automate the process. Works great for:
- offloading AI/ML tasks to a machine with a GPU and develop our applications locally as normal
- develop and debug truly globally distributed applications right from your laptop
- And, it’s freaking cool!
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