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INDUSTRY OF EXTREMES
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Implementing Microservices with Scale and Akka
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- 1 Intro
- 2 INDUSTRY OF EXTREMES
- 3 WHY ACID? HOW DID BUSINESS WORK BEFORE
- 4 EXTREME: SERVICE SIZE MONOLITH MICRO
- 5 THINK INFRA- STRUCTURE
- 6 PRACTICAL?
- 7 BUILDING MICROSERVICES
- 8 WHAT IS THE SIZE OF A BOUNDED CONTEXT?
- 9 SHOULD IT HAVE JUST ONE ENTITY TYPE?
- 10 ASK YOUR UBIQUITOUS LANGUAGE
- 11 LINGUISTIC COMPONENTS ARE COHESIVE
- 12 LARGER THAN ONE ENTITY FAR SMALLER THAN A MONOLITH
- 13 UBIQUITOUS LANGUAGE IS GREATER THAN ENTITY NAMES
- 14 UBIQUITOUS LANGUAGE INCLUDES ENTITIES / COMMAND MESSAGES / EVENT MESSAGES
- 15 MICROSERVICE DATABASE(S)
- 16 QUERY MODEL
- 17 ACTORS ARE ASYNCHRONOUS SERVICES
- 18 RAPIDS: PUBLISH EVERY EVENT
- 19 HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUS REST (ATOM) KAFKA RABBITMO
- 20 PONDS: AGGREGATE ACTOR STATES
- 21 ACTORS EMIT EVENTS TO RAPIDS
- 22 RESILIENT PARENT CRASH DETECTION, NOT CLIENT
- 23 MESSAGE DRIVEN ACTORS ARE MESSAGE DRIVEN RAPIDS ARE MESSAGE DRIVEN
- 24 HOW TO IMPLEMENT MICROSERVICES SCALA & AKKA
- 25 SERVICE START UP (THE CODE)
- 26 PROCESS MANAGER WHEN NEEDED. OTHERWISE DON'T
- 27 ACTOR AGGREGATE (THE CODE)
- 28 TOPICS FEEDER (THE CODE)
