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Running Erlang Releases without EPMD on OTP 23.1+
Running Erlang Releases without EPMD on OTP 23.1+ · Erlware Blog.
Erlang/OTP deployments that want to provide shell access or cluster nodes relied on something called the Erlang Port Mapper Daemon (EPMD), a separate process th
https://blog.erlware.org/epmdlessless/
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