- Use Event Sourcing to store application state as a sequence of events
- Build persistent actors that survive restarts
- Manage persistent actor state and recovery correctly
- Use different persisting techniques including async persisting
- Apply snapshots for fast state recovery
- Integrate LevelDB, PostgreSQL, and Cassandra as persistent stores
- Write custom data serializers for Akka persistence
- Decouple the domain model from the data model
- Use Event Adapters for long-term schema evolution
- Implement the CQRS pattern with Akka Persistence Query
- Avoid crucical pitfalls: journal failures, recovery failures, corruption
Akka Classic Persistence with Scala
Explore a revolutionary approach to persistence and storage with Akka Persistence and Scala, designed to seamlessly integrate with the Actor Model. Discover how this advanced solution enhances your system's efficiency and scalability by offering a robust framework tailored for modern application development.
- Duration
- 7h of 4K content
- Lessons
- 20 lessons
By Daniel Ciocîrlan
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Goal
Hello, Event Sourcing.
At this point, I won’t need to pitch Akka to you - no more threads and locks, we use Actors instead, this model is used all over the place in highly distributed systems, etc. etc. The next logical phase of the model is: how can we really adopt the “let it crash” philosophy and still keep the system up to date and not lose in-memory state?
Akka Persistence is the answer. This course is for the Scala & Akka developer who needs to make their system long-lived and fault-tolerant.
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Meet Rock the JVM
Daniel Ciocîrlan
Founder, Rock the JVM
I'm a software engineer and the founder of Rock the JVM.
I started Rock the JVM out of love for Scala and the technologies it powers. They are amazing tools, and I want to share as much of my experience with them as I can.
I've taught Java, Scala, Kotlin and related technologies such as Cats, ZIO and Spark to 100,000+ students at various levels. I've held live training sessions for companies including Adobe and Apple, taught university students who now work at Google and Facebook, run Hour of Code for 7-year-olds, and taught more than 50,000+ kids to code.
I have a Master's Degree in Computer Science and I wrote my Bachelor and Master thesis on Quantum Computation. Before learning programming, I won medals at international Physics competitions.
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