On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 1:00 PM, José González Gómez <
jose.gonza...@openinput.com> wrote:
> First of all, Akka persistence stores data using a journal. Data in that
> journal (both events and snapshots) are stored after being serialized. This
> seems to pose several problems:
>
>- You can't h
On 30/01/17 18:00, José González Gómez wrote:
- You can't have access to data as you may have in a SQL or NoSQL
database, so it seems to be hard to diagnose corrupt data or relationships
among that data. Am I missing anything here?
Not that I know of, which is why I'm hacking together
Hi!
I've been reading about Akka persistence, and it seems the way to go to
persist data in a reactive application, using event sourcing and immutable
data models. I have no experience doing this, so I'd love to hear about
your experience. Any way, after reading the docs, I have the following
