Hi
I'm looking for advice/experiences for browsing and maintaining the
journals akka-persistence writes. The events are serialized as binary blobs
of whatever serialization mechanism akka is configured to use. The journals
are not human readable (it is possible to with some detective work, but
Hi Magnus,
the answer to this question is very journal dependent.
It's up to the Journal to pick how to serialize your messages.
If a journal picks to serialize in human-readable formats you'd get that.
For example in a database like mongo you could just pick a JSON serializer
to put it into the d
Hi Konrad
I was the one who asked that question. :)
As you say there is a possibility to hook up persistent views to a tool you
build. Akka analytics and spark sounds intetesting as suggested in the
github thread.
Anyhow, it is an important piece of the tooling puzzle to be able to view
journale
There was discusion about this also for the mongo plugin:
https://github.com/ironfish/akka-persistence-mongo/issues/88
michael
On Monday, 27 April 2015 18:12:50 UTC+2, Magnus Andersson wrote:
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> Hi Konrad
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> I was the one who asked that question. :)
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> As you say there is a possibility to hoo
Michael: Thanks. Interesting.
To me it looks like the most general solution would be a tool that could
leverage the existing akka persistent views and use the configured
(de)serialization and get case classes and display those in an UI. Have not
yet done a deep dive into spark so that could als
