On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 2:27 AM, Byung-Wan Lim wrote:
> AKKA is really Awesome! framework! wonderful!
> I'm recently learning AKKA-scala in depth.
> Among the AKKA functionalities, "DistributedPubSubExtension" seems to very
> good for me because I'm designing scalable chat server system.
> But I h
On Tuesday, 2 September 2014 01:32:20 UTC+8, Greg Young wrote:
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> Most systems that store state say ORM and publish events are just really
> broken (in a subtle way). They have the problem of two sources of truth
> (what if they disagree?)
>
Thank you Greg, I agree. My friendly challenge was
Most systems that store state say ORM and publish events are just really
broken (in a subtle way). They have the problem of two sources of truth
(what if they disagree?)
On Monday, September 1, 2014 6:58:56 AM UTC+1, Ashley Aitken wrote:
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> Thank you Markus for a very useful contribution.
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I think, i have given very less information.
Here is the detailed description
I am using Akka-pull pattern in my project. i am using
akka-contrib_2.10-2.3.4.jar and akka-persistence-experimental_2.10-2.3.4.jar
Front end, master, worker all are running different nodes. The actor system
of front
Hi,
I am using Akka-pull pattern in my project. Request from the browser will
land on spray layer, it will pass the request to master then master to
worker.
In worker i am hitting the shard region. When i hit the shard region it
is able to resolve shard but failing to execute the idExtrac
Hi Dave,
we certainly want to provide a proper stream-testkit once streams “go stable”,
here’s a ticket for it: https://github.com/akka/akka/issues/15748
Currently we are reworking the API parts of akka-streams, so the testkit won’t
be shipped in the next minor, but it’s sure to come at some poin
Hi Ashley,
My challenge to the Akka team would be to consider how someone could use
Akka for CQRS *without* using event sourcing to persist the actors (e.g.
their state may just be saved to an SQL database). Note that I have
nothing against the current PersistentActor class, it seems great.
