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This document provides an overview of an Akka.NET design and architecture patterns course. The course covers topics such as modeling application concerns as actors and conversations between those concerns, building effective actor hierarchies, messaging patterns, reliability patterns, testability patterns, and persistence patterns using Akka.NET and event sourcing. Code examples and diagrams are provided.

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Slides - Akka - NET Design Patterns PDF

This document provides an overview of an Akka.NET design and architecture patterns course. The course covers topics such as modeling application concerns as actors and conversations between those concerns, building effective actor hierarchies, messaging patterns, reliability patterns, testability patterns, and persistence patterns using Akka.NET and event sourcing. Code examples and diagrams are provided.

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Akka.

NET Design &


Architecture Patterns

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Akka.NET

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How This Course Works

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Example: AkkaChat!

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AkkaChat Technologies
•  NancyFX
•  SignalR
•  Dapper
–  SQL Server
•  Akka.NET
–  Akka.Persistence

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Demo

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Breaking Up Applications
into Concerns and Actor
Hierarchies

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Design Concerns

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Concerns as Conversations

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Example: Create User

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Example: Create User

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Exercise: Model Conversations
between Concerns

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Exercise: Model Conversations
between Concerns

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Exercise Results

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Exercise Results

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Exercise Results

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Model Conversations with
Actors

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Find Dependencies with
Questions

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Actors as Conversation
Participants

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Authorization: Is user
authorized to do X?

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What do we need to know?
•  Does this user actually exist?
•  Is this user who they claim to be?
•  Does this user have the correct rights?

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Separation of Concerns

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Message history: can I
accept and broadcast this
message?

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What do we need to know?
•  Who sent this message?
•  Is this message valid?
•  Can I add it to my history?
•  Who do I need to send it to?

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Separation of Concerns

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Building Effective Actor
Hierarchies

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Parents have direct access to
children

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Limit knowledge about cousins

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Communicate through the top

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Unique Properties
•  Parents can (and should) delegate risky
operations to their children
•  Actor classes can be deployed
anywhere in the hierarchy
•  Switchable behavior, FSMs, and Stashing
can be used instead of more actors
•  It's easy to pass top-level actors to
external contexts

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Organizing Hierarchies

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Exercise: Expand the
Hierarchy

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Exercise Results

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Actor Composition Patterns

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Child-per-Entity Pattern

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Fan-out Pattern

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Parent Proxy Pattern

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Messaging Patterns

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Request-Response

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Push and Pull

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Publish-Subscribe

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Reliability Patterns

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Character Actor

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Supervisor Strategy

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Consensus Pattern

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Testability Patterns

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Explicit Target

CODE

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Functional Props

CODE

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Dependency Injection

CODE

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Reply-to-Sender

DIAGRAM

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Reply-to-Sender

CODE

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Persistence Patterns

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Disposable Repository Actor

CODE

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Reusable Repository Actor

CODE

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Reusable vs. Disposable
Repository Actors
•  Disposable Actor Lifecycle closely
follows repository lifecycle

•  Reusable Actor lifecycle is independent

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Event Sourcing w/
Akka.Persistence
DIAGRAMS

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Event Sourcing w/
Akka.Persistence
CODE

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Other Trainings

Akka.NET Remoting

Akka.NET Clustering

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