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Akka is a toolkit and runtime for building highly concurrent, distributed, and fault tolerant event-driven applications on the JVM
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How do I design concurrent scalable system with guaranteed ordering? How about Akka?
For future visitors: the easiest/best solution for this (in my opinion) is to swap out JMS for Apache Kafka, using a single group id for all consumers and making the partition key of the topic the tic …
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How do I design concurrent scalable system with guaranteed ordering? How about Akka?
I have looked at Akka as a framework which looks very interesting - it has clustering which should give me the scalability and a "Consistent Hashing" router which I believe might do exactly this "send …
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