Hi,
I am a student working a University lab and mostly my job is text
processing (running Natural Language Processing algorithms). Because the
text (normally multiple files) is stored in the computer, it reads in
really fast. I tried to parallelize my program with Actors, but then with
no back pressure, my memory would go overflow. Then I was recommended to
use Akka Stream. It handles back pressure really nicely, but my question
is: does it really parallelize my task? If yes, what's the mechanism and
where? (I only have a general knowledge about the flow sink model) Then
there is Future. The only problem I have with Future is that I can't
control the CPU usage of the computer very much, and it's relatively harder
to write than Actor model and Stream model.
Can anyone let me know if I can use Akka Stream to parallelize tasks
and how?
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Allen Nie
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