GRiSP Ecosystem: Running Erlang and Elixir on Embedded Systems and Microcontrollers
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Summary
GRiSP is an embedded ecosystem developed by Stritzinger that enables running Erlang and Elixir programming languages on microcontrollers and embedded Linux systems. It provides three purpose-built software stacks for deploying Erlang/Elixir on embedded devices, offering deterministic, real-time runtime environments that boot directly into the BEAM virtual machine. The ecosystem includes GRiSP Metal (formerly GRiSP) for bare-metal hardware with RTOS, and a cloud platform (GRiSP-io) for managing deployments at scale. The software is open-source on GitHub and designed for IoT and distributed systems applications.
Key quotes
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Deploy Erlang and Elixir on embedded systems with three purpose-built software stacks
GRiSP provides deterministic, real-time runtime environments that boot directly into the BEAM
Manage your deployments at scale with GRiSP-io cloud platform
Bring Erlang/Elixir all the way to the edge. Deterministic, fault-tolerant, and production-ready
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