Akka
Akka is a free and open-source toolkit and runtime simplifying the construction of concurrent and distributed applications on the JVM. Akka supports multiple programming models for concurrency, but it emphasizes actor-based concurrency, with inspiration drawn from Erlang.
The Akka Course is 90% Scala-based, but we will include one or two sections in Java.
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What is Akka
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What is Akka
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History or Akka
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Requirements of Akka
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Understanding the Akka and Scala Community
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Terminology
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Use Cases of Akka
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Untyped Actors
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Untyped Actors in Java
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Untyped Actors in Scala
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Futures and Promises
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The History of
java.util.concurrent
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Futures and Promises in Java
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About Completeable Futures in Java 8
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Understanding
scala.util.concurrent
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Futures and Promises in Actors
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Killing and Poisoning Actors
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Killing Actors
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Stopping Actors
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Poisoning Actors
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Death Watch
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Fault Tolerance
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One for One Strategy
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All for One Strategy
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Dispatchers
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Configuring Dispatchers
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Configuring Mailboxes
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Configuring Durable Mailboxes
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Scaling up with Routers
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Configuring Additional Routers to Handle Load
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Differentiating Routers
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Scaling out with Remote Systems
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Understanding Netty
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Configuring Additional Systems to Handle Load
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Remote Routers
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Persisting State
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Event Bus
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State Machines
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Change state Becoming and Unbecoming
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Using Finite State Machines
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Scaling with Clusters
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Receptionists
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Cluster Convergence
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About Akka Streams
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Asynchronous Boundaries
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Akka Streams in Java
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Akka Streams in Scala
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Akka HTTP
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Akka Server and DSL
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Akka HTTP in Java
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Akka JSON in Scala
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About Deploying Akka
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Deploying the Cloud
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Deploying to Kubernetes
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Testing Akka