Hi Guys,
I have some missunderstandings regarding akka streams.
I somebody could just clear them up, would be very nice
1. Are streams actually based on actors, or is it something completely
different?
2. I see the ActorProducer / ActorSubscriber classes, but also see the
construction of graph stages which handle similar stuff. How do these
relate?
3. It is a bad habit, to do blocking things in actors, because they will
eat up the thread pool underlying actors. Is the same true for flows?
Can I just run a query in a flow stage that takes say 2 minutes?
4. How does akka http works? I mean all akka streams are about the consumer
is pulling the data. But in akka http - which is based on streams -
there is nobody pulling. If I have a server, somebody is just pushing
stuff to me. So how does these come together?
Thanks, Devorb
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