Akka.net: The actor programming model
summary
Akka.NET is presented as an actor-based reactive programming model for building highly concurrent, distributed systems. The talk explains the actor programming model, describes what Akka.NET provides, and shows practical examples of using Akka.NET to implement concurrent and distributed components.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Classic architecture limits
- 3:57Multicore and concurrency
- 6:48Reactive systems
- 11:05Modern .NET benefits
- 12:48Akka.NET actor model
- 17:04Actor model basics
- 23:46Live demo
- 27:09Testing Akka.NET
- 30:22Async in actors
- 32:09Akka.NET cluster
- 33:54Actor persistence
- 36:46Monitoring and scale
- 37:27Actors for apps
- 38:12Conclusion and Q&A
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