+sample DistributedBuilds a fun example pretending to be a "jenkins"-like thing #1091
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+tracing injector/extractor for tracing and InvocationMessage
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A new example that's very fun to visualize using tracing.
It uses singletons and receptionist to implement a "jenkins"-like system.
By adding more nodes to the system, you can see it linearly decrease the time it needs to finish the "builds"!
With 2 nodes it takes 12 minutes... and is a pyramid of doom:
This depends on the Tracing adoption PR.
And with 5 worker nodes it's this lovely execution:
