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%{
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# 10 minutes
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seconds_to_count: 60 * 10,
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done_message: "Time's up! Shut up and get back to work!"
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done_message: "Time's up! Shut up and get back to work! 💩"
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}
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|> TalkTimer.new()
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|> TalkTimer.start()
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@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ loop look _very loosely_ like this now:
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1. Open a socket
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2. Check if any pending connections exist on the socket
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3. If there are any pending connections, add them to our list of connections
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* This is that "acceptor" part that Ranch takes care of for us
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- This is that "acceptor" part that Ranch takes care of for us
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4. For each active connection, check if the connection has any messages
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5. If the connection has any messages, handle them
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6. For each active connection, check if the connection is still active
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@ -140,33 +140,33 @@ documentation to see how it works so we know better what to look for. Don't
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worry, I'm not really going to make you read documentation yourself during
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a talk, so I've summarized the important stuff we'll look at below:
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* https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/guide/introduction/
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* Just the stuff we've already talked about (minus all the boring socket
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- https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/guide/introduction/
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- Just the stuff we've already talked about (minus all the boring socket
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detail stuff)
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* https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/guide/listeners/
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* We start Ranch by adding the dependency and running
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- https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/guide/listeners/
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- We start Ranch by adding the dependency and running
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[`:application.ensure_all_started(:ranch)`](https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/manual/)
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* We can start a listener with
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- We can start a listener with
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[`:ranch.start_listener/5`](https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/manual/ranch.start_listener/)
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* https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/guide/internals/
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* Ranch is an OTP `Application` (named `:ranch`)
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* It has a "top `Supervisor`" which supervises the `:ranch_server` process
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- https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/ranch/2.1/guide/internals/
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- Ranch is an OTP `Application` (named `:ranch`)
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- It has a "top `Supervisor`" which supervises the `:ranch_server` process
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_and_ any listeners
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* Ranch uses a "custom `Supervisor`" for managing connections
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* Listeners are grouped into the `:ranch_listener_sup` `Supervisor`
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* Listeners consist of three kinds of processes:
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* The listener `GenServer`
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* A `Supervisor` that watches the acceptor processes
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* The second argument to `:ranch/start_listener/5` indicates the number
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- Ranch uses a "custom `Supervisor`" for managing connections
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- Listeners are grouped into the `:ranch_listener_sup` `Supervisor`
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- Listeners consist of three kinds of processes:
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- The listener `GenServer`
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- A `Supervisor` that watches the acceptor processes
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- The second argument to `:ranch/start_listener/5` indicates the number
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of processes that will be accepting new connections and we should be
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careful choosing this number
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* It defaults to `100`
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* A `Supervisor` that watches the connection processes
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* Each listener is registered with the `:ranch_server` `GenServer`
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* All socket operations go through "transport handlers"
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* These are simple callback modules (`@behaviour`s) for performing
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- It defaults to `100`
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- A `Supervisor` that watches the connection processes
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- Each listener is registered with the `:ranch_server` `GenServer`
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- All socket operations go through "transport handlers"
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- These are simple callback modules (`@behaviour`s) for performing
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operations on sockets
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* Accepted connections are given to "the protocol handler" (just TCP for our
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- Accepted connections are given to "the protocol handler" (just TCP for our
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use case)
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Sweet! Armed with this knowledge, we should be able to find evidence of these
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is the attached Mix project (you should switch to the correct one now!), you
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will see that `:ranch_server` monitors a couple of `Supervisor`s:
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* `:ranch_conns_sup`
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* `:ranch_listener_sup`
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* `:ranch_conns_sup`
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* `:ranch_listener_sup`
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- `:ranch_conns_sup`
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- `:ranch_listener_sup`
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- `:ranch_conns_sup`
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- `:ranch_listener_sup`
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Awesome! We can see the connection `Supervisor` and listener `Supervisor` for
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port `5588` and likewise for port `5589`. The former for serving the page
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Yeah, I dunno. Maybe somebody in the audience knows why they aren't monitored
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(or at least why they don't show up here).
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But if you go to [the Processes page](/dashboard/processes) and `Ctrl-F
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":ranch_acceptor.loop"` you will see exactly 200 results.
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But if you go to [the Processes page](/dashboard/processes) and `Ctrl-F ":ranch_acceptor.loop"` you will see exactly 200 results.
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Ok, this is cool and all, and if we had time, we could look at this in the
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Observer from pretty much any `iex` session like so:
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`telnet`, or we can use Erlang's `:gen_tcp` like so:
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```elixir
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{:ok, socket} = :gen_tcp.connect({127, 0, 0, 1}, 5555, [:binary])
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{:ok, socket} = :gen_tcp.connect({127, 0, 0, 1}, 5555, [:binary, active: true])
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```
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See how `:gen_tcp` returns `{:ok, #Port<...>}`? A `Port` is a special
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Erlang/OTP-ism we can learn about another time. For now, should have got us
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a connection! Let's send something.
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**NOTE**: If you don't hurry and send the message, the TCP socket will be closed due to your inactivity. Better act fast!
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```elixir
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:gen_tcp.send(socket, "Hello, socket! " <> to_string(DateTime.utc_now()))
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```
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[mailbox](https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/processes.html).
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```elixir
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messages = :erlang.process_info(self(), :messages)
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IO.inspect(messages)
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:erlang.process_info(self(), :messages)
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```
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So it works. You get it now.
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