This repo contains a Vagrantfile to run most of the code examples in the book Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks.
It also contains a Vagrantfile for another machine so that you can test distributing workloads across multiple computers. Slightly more detail in the commit.
The code itself can be found on the book's homepage. If the code is in this directory in a directory called code, Git will ignore it.
Each chapter has a directory which contains a README, but for ease of reference:
Chapter 2: Threads and Locks
To build and run, change into the directory of the project and:
mvn compile
mvn -q exec:java
Chapter 3: Functional Programming
Chapter 4: The Clojure Way – Separating Identity from State
To build and run, change into the directory of the project and:
lein run
To use the interactive console:
lein repl
Note: Not all Clojure examples work as they should. For more information, read my blog post: Why didn't Clojure work concurrently in Vagrant?
Chapter 6: Communicating Sequential Processes
To compile ClojureScript:
lein cljsbuild once
As per Clojure to run:
lein run
The server is then running at http://7weeks-concurrency-vagrantbox.lan:3000.
Chapter 5: Actors
To run a script (extension .exs):
elixir filename.exs
To run Interactive Elixir with the definitions in a file loaded:
iex filename.ex
To run Interactive Elixir for a project with mix.exs in the root:
iex -S mix
Chapter 7: Data Parallelism
To build, change into the directory of the project and:
make
./target/<executable-name>
(make gives a warning which I have ignored and it seems to be working.)
Chapter 8: The Lambda Architecture
To run Hadoop locally, change into the directory of the project and:
hadoop jar target/<projectname>-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar input output
To run a Hadoop cluster, following the examples in the book, you need an AWS account with the AWS and EMR tools installed. I've not set up any of that; instructions are in the book.