You’re welcome!
> 23 jan 2015 kl. 15:15 skrev Jean Helou :
>
> Hi roland,
>
> The BalancingDispatcher is a very particular setup: a thread pool of size N
> with N actors that all pull from the same queue. Thread pool sizes are not
> changeable at runtime in Akka.
>
> Thanks for the explana
Hi roland,
> The BalancingDispatcher is a very particular setup: a thread pool of size
> N with N actors that all pull from the same queue. Thread pool sizes are
> not changeable at runtime in Akka.
>
Thanks for the explanation. I can see why it wouldn't make sense to have a
resizable BalancingD
Hi Jean,
> 20 jan 2015 kl. 15:26 skrev Jean Helou :
>
> Hello Roland,
>
> thanks for taking the time to answer.
>
> your description very much sounds like an Actor should be handling the pool,
> not a router.
>
> Alright, however I am still curious as to why the BalancingPool doesn't
> ha
Hello Roland,
thanks for taking the time to answer.
your description very much sounds like an Actor should be handling the
> pool, not a router.
>
Alright, however I am still curious as to why the BalancingPool doesn't
handle resize and why RoundRobinPool + BalancingDispatcher is deprecated
Hi Jean,
your description very much sounds like an Actor should be handling the pool,
not a router. You can use the DefaultResizer stand-alone (for determining what
to do) and you can also use the RoundRobinRoutingLogic stand-alone (for
determining where to send to); then the only missing piece
Hi everyone,
Using Akka 2.3.6, I would like to create a fixed size actor pool which
keeps a constant number of actors, spawning new routees to replace any
routee which stops or dies. I would also like to loose as few messages as
possible. I experimented with a fixed size pool but ultimately I
