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Akka.NET - The Future of Distributed Programming in .NET
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- 1 Intro
- 2 High Expectations for Backend Developers
- 3 Enterprise CRUD App
- 4 Scenario 1: Surge in User Activity
- 5 Obvious Solution: Sharding
- 6 Brittle
- 7 Scenario 2: Real-time User Interactivity
- 8 Obvious Solution: Read-after- Write
- 9 Why is Distributed Programming Hard?
- 10 Distributed Systems 101
- 11 Enter the Actor Model
- 12 Origins
- 13 Actor Model Core Concepts
- 14 Akka.NET Modules
- 15 What's an Actor?
- 16 Actors live in a family tree
- 17 Actors process one message at a time
- 18 Actors share threads!
- 19 Properties of Messages
- 20 Messaging Patterns
- 21 Messaging Protocols
- 22 Communicate with Actors via Reference
- 23 Actor References Have Transparent Locations
- 24 Stateful Apps Serve Results from Memory
- 25 State Makes Protocols Work
- 26 CAP Theorem
- 27 CAP Terminologies
- 28 CAP & Protocols