@Horusiath , @Aaronontheweb is there any progress on the distributed-data? i would start porting it if none has started
anyone know how to send to a clustered consistent-hashing-pool created on another port/process? Tried doing an actorselection & tell but it doesn't get there (deadlettered). tried creating the router on the secondary client but then it's a diff actor that receives the message. not sure if i'm trying to do something i shouldn't or just missing something simple
@rogeralsing, looking good for local serialization tests. I gave it a run through a bunch of experiements in F# and didn't have any hitches. I did notice that I could not serialize a C#
Action, though (whether or not you want to support that is another question)
If you share your akka branch I will try with some more complicated/remote experiments. I had noticed with some of the other serializers that what worked fine in-process would fail across processes/remotely
For
Action, I saw the much-loathed VerificationException
I have a handful of tests that fail on my akka branch, null ref exception in the runtime code generated code .. going to take a while to debug that one :)
regarding delegates, I think those should just be ignored, it will result in really weird bugs if we start passing delegates across the wire... e.g.
Haha, ok. I will try some basic IPC with sockets by hand then :+1:
@hhko, no that is not a bug, there is simply no way to observe if there are actors processing messages. lets say you have 1 mil actors, there is simply no way to synchronize that amount of work. when you think the last one is done, the first one might have started to process again.
Hello People - just wrapping my head around persistence - if I implement AtLeastOnceDeliveryActor, would I need to use a Stash as well? (I can't lose any messages and I can't assume the same host will be available).
@bobanco I've ported most of it, I'm just working on porting across the multinode tests at the minute
Is anyone working on a persistence library for ElasticSearch, ie: Akka.Persistence.ElasticSearch?
@james-andrewsmith I dont think there is tbh, havent heard of anyone
Jason Roberts has posted another Pluralsight tutorial "Implementing Logging and Dependency Injection in Akka.NET"
Thanks so much! I am stucked :S
There's another Akka .NET course on PluralSight .. http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/akka-dotnet-implementing-logging-dependency-injection. I haven't even gotten to watch the first one :smile: //cc @Aaronontheweb @rogeralsing
I learnt about Seq :) never heard of that log store before
Hi, n00b question. If I want to send a message to an actor that is physically on the same machine, but hosted in a different process, can I just use an ActorSelection referencing for instance akka://mysystem/user/Foo, or do i need to use a remote actor ref?
you can always use an actorselection, but it needs to have the correct protocol, e.g. "akka.tcp://mysystem@localhost:8080/user/Foo"
Can anyone tell me how often the AtLeastOnceDeliveryActor retries failed messages?
@featuresnap @rogeralsing You are using Akka.Remote I'm assuming? In order to utilize "akka.tcp" you need the Akka.Remote nuget package.
@irperez @rogeralsing I did not set out to use Akka.Remote, or TCP, specifically. I wanted to do a little POC where I host an actor in a Windows service, and then have a console app (running on the same machine, but separate process) send a message into the actor system hosted on the server.
@rogeralsing Seq is made by the same guy(s) that did Serilog