Hi Vaughn,
Thanks again for your insight. Your explanation clarifies a lot.
-Prakhyat M M
On Thursday, 11 September 2014 12:18:35 UTC+5:30, Vaughn Vernon wrote:
Events first keeps you strictly on business process, which is how the
business thinks. Typically focusing on aggregates first can
Hi Viktor,
Although this thread's activities seem to be gone for a while, I allow
myself to post a question/suggestion here.
My use case: I'm looking for a pub-sub mechanism that will allow
distributed data updates on clients that belong to the same organization.
There might be hundreds or
Team,
I read cluster sharding many
time http://doc.akka.io/docs/akka/2.3-M2/contrib/cluster-sharding.html.
I understand the idExtractor, used to pick the actor entries. But did not
understand in detail shardResolver.
What is the difference between ShardRegion(not sharding region) and Shard.
Note the sentence: As a rule of thumb, the number of shards should be a
factor ten greater than the planned maximum number of cluster nodes.
Thus one cluster node can contain several shards. A shard is basically a
container for a group of entries that can be transferred between cluster
nodes as
@Prakhyat,
Would a tool lik http://kamon.io help you out with gathering stats for
performance analysis. There is a good post here
http://mukis.de/pages/monitoring-akka-with-kamon/ on using it with Akka
and the docker container which provides Graphite(statsd backend), Grafana
(Graphite
Hi R,
Good questions!
There are so many samples that we wish we'd have time to create and
maintain, but alas, we also need to work on Akka itself.
What Typesafe can help you with is consulting services to get your PoC up
and running, let me know if that sounds worth exploring.
Happy hAkking!
On
Hello All,
First of all thanks for your prompt reply.
Sorry but i am still having doubt because i am very new to AKKA.
Right now we are running Web Application with 3 tier architecture [Actions
Layer, Business Logic Layer, Data Access Object Layer].
So i need to use AKKA after my Business
Create a singleton object which contains actorsystem as a instance
member and reuse this object across whole application. .
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 8:36 PM, prakash.prajap...@ivgroup.in wrote:
Hello All,
First of all thanks for your prompt reply.
Sorry but i am still having doubt because
Hi Patrik
Thanks for the response.
The downing of the nodes is done on the command line by calling the wrapper
which I believe just kills the process.
I did add #auto-down-unreachable-after = 10s because we were having issues
with nodes leaving the cluster but that issue was our bad.
11 sep 2014 kl. 19:16 skrev Joe Wong jw...@adacado.com:
Hi Patrik
Thanks for the response.
The downing of the nodes is done on the command line by calling the wrapper
which I believe just kills the process.
I was referring (in an unclear way) to downing of the akka cluster member,
Hi Olger,
I am using playframework for my application development.
Is spray suitable for playframework?
If any documents, please let me know.
Thanks,
Jitendra
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Hi guys,
I'm building an event sourced application using akka persistence and I'm
using a 1:1 setup with one persistent actor per aggregate.
The next thing I want to implement is a notification service that consumes
the events generated by the aggregate and notifies the users when specific
Prakhyat,
for the record: Kamon does provide metrics on number of HTTP requests,
average, min, max, counts per response status code and more, we don't have
metrics for bytes transferred.. are you using Spray or Play for HTTP? we do
support them! When we talk about Trace Metrics we talk about the
Not sure if this helps
https://github.com/erikvanoosten/metrics-scala/blob/master/docs/Actors.md
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 3:48 PM, Ivan Topolnjak ivant...@gmail.com wrote:
Prakhyat,
for the record: Kamon does provide metrics on number of HTTP requests,
average, min, max, counts per response
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