Hello All,
We have a akka application running in production in a non clustered mode (
doesn't akka clustering ).
We are trying to dockerize this application and running into an issue. We
are using docker host networking and for various other reasons we are not
yet ready to use other types of
Great. Thanks everyone.
Am Freitag, 13. April 2018 14:37:01 UTC+2 schrieb Konrad Malawski:
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> Just to confirm
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> > Thanks for your confirmation. I thought that I read somewhere that Akka
> Http was only intended for internal communication within actor-systems and
> it should not be used direct
Just to confirm
> Thanks for your confirmation. I thought that I read somewhere that Akka
Http was only intended for internal communication within actor-systems and
it should not be used directly...but obviously I was mistaken.
Perhaps it was talking about Akka *actor* messaging — which yes indee
On 13/04/18 12:28, Marc Schlegel wrote:
Thanks for your confirmation. I thought that I read somewhere that Akka
Http was only intended for internal communication within actor-systems and
it should not be used directly...but obviously I was mistaken.
I don't believe so, I've used it to implemen
On 13/04/18 11:16, Marc Schlegel wrote:
I would like to know if Akka Http is suitable to implement a small
orchestration layer.
The idea is to send events from the microservice to the orchestration layer
(Akka with Akka Http). I think Akka is a nice fit for orchestration but I
am not sure if Akk
Yeah microservices and orchestration are bloody buzzwords :-)
As said, my sample is rather simple, but it should be enough to experience
the pain-points of microservices (distributed systems). And instead of
having my services communicate directly to each other they just raise
events which get
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by an orchestration layer (I've heard a
lot of different schemes called this), especially one that receives events,
because that makes it sound stateful. But Akka HTTP makes a totally
reasonable external API layer, especially for services, as opposed to
rendering
Hello everyone
I would like to know if Akka Http is suitable to implement a small
orchestration layer.
The idea is to send events from the microservice to the orchestration layer
(Akka with Akka Http). I think Akka is a nice fit for orchestration but I
am not sure if Akka Http is the best solut
