Launched: Erlang SDK

LaunchDarkly has released its Erlang SDK in general availability, allowing users to manage features in massively parallel services, distributed services, and multi-server applications built with the language. Erlang is known for its fault tolerance and was originally created by Ericsson before being open-sourced in 1998. LaunchDarkly's feature flags empower teams to safely deliver and control software without fear. The platform supports over 20 trillion feature flags worldwide on peak days and offers SDKs for more than 20 languages and frameworks across server-side, client-side, and mobile environments. The Erlang SDK also extends support to applications built with Elixir and the Phoenix framework. Users can access a reference guide for getting started with the Erlang SDK and learn about embedding it in their application, viewing open-source code, and running sample applications.