Hi, I have a set up a cluster shard region which contains entry actors similar to the Counter class used in the examples. All data is ephemeral, so there are no persist calls being made, but the actors are expected to have very long life span. However, my logging shows actors moving from start (preStart is called), to stop (postStop is called) in a relatively short amount of time. Nothing I've written is explicitly stopping the actors (no Stop, PoisonPill, or context.stop is being sent or called). Since this is for testing purposes, I am using the in-memory persistence plugin (as I said, nothing is persisted). My cluster contains several machines, and I'm currently trying to evaluate performance with a fairly large number of entries (>40 million), but as I said, they seem to be stopping shortly after starting. Any ideas what's going on, how to get more information about it, or how to fix it? Any help is appreciated.
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