elixir-horde/horde

Horde is a distributed coordination library for Erlang and Elixir that provides scalable process supervision and global state management across a cluster. It enables applications to manage dynamic supervisors and registries that automatically distribute and replicate state across multiple nodes, ensuring consistency even during network partitions or node failures. The system supports pluggable cluster transports and node selection strategies, allowing for flexible integration with different clustering backends like Partisan.

This period focused on introducing pluggable cluster transport and distribution strategies, allowing users to implement custom node selection logic and alternative transports like Partisan. The release also included comprehensive test coverage for these new features, added micro-benchmarks for performance evaluation, and provided a HelloWorld example to demonstrate distributed state sharing.

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The project introduced pluggable cluster transport mechanisms, supporting both standard Erlang distribution and the Partisan library for node discovery. This was accompanied by the creation of a dedicated test application and comprehensive test support modules to validate distributed supervision and registry behavior.

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