Paul Schoenfelder

Swarm will never support calling functions from blacklisted nodes (since that feature is used to ensure Swarm doesn't attempt to work with those nodes at all), but if by blacklisted...

Labels would certainly be a solution to that problem - as it stands I haven't done testing with Swarm involving nodes which are geographically split across regions, so I would...

The initial error there is pretty clear, though I imagine the confusion is in why it happens - the lookup for the `backend-elixir` service fails because it is unable to...

@danschultzer Yeah that's more or less what I was expecting. The problem(s) I described in my last comment are definitely possible with that setup. There are few factors at play:...

@gabrielrinaldi In a cluster with dynamic membership, I would agree with you that Redis is a better choice, though they aren't really 1:1, as Mnesia is a distributed key/value store...

Turns out I was mistaken about how libcluster resolves the IPs when using the DNSSRV strategy - it actually does use the DNS name, not the IP. Nevertheless, may still...

Awesome! Hit me up on IRC or Slack when you want have some time to talk, and I'll cover my ground rules, then add you to the project contributors :)

What is the recommended alternative? If you have a suggestion or link to the appropriate changelog, I'm happy to take it from there. In any case, PRs to remove a...

This is because `Swarm.publish` is reading group memberships directly from ETS, and bypassing the tracker. We'll need to have publish go through the tracker to avoid this issue. I wouldn't...

@maennchen We'll investigate, thanks for reporting!