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Since announcing Phobos 1.0 a year ago we’ve made many significant changes to it that should add many useful new ways to observe the run-time behavior of your Akka.NET applications in production. Phobos is a commercial add-on for Akka.NET that...
A concept I’ve been trying to put a name to is software application architectures that inherently lend themselves to a lower rate of technical debt accumulation than others. This post is my first attempt to do that. Technical Debt Technical...
On this blog before we’ve covered a high level introduction to Akka.Streams for Akka.NET, but in this post we go into some more detail on: What is Akka.Streams; The motivations for using Akka.Streams; and When should you use Akka.Streams? “Introduction...
In the recent past we blogged about hosting headless Akka.NET services using IHostedService and we thought we’d extend that train of thought to cover ASP.NET Core. .NET’s web ecosystem has changed a lot since 2015, when we last wrote about...
Vertech is an industrial automation and information solutions company based out of the United States that develops solutions for a broad range of industries. This case study was authored by John Wolnisty, a Solutions Architect at Vertech who, in the...
At Akka.NET’s inception, most of the server-side code samples we produced all demonstrated how to build so-called “headless” Akka.NET services as outright Windows Services primarily using libraries like Topshelf. .NET has changed tremendously since then and become a truly cross-platform...
As part of the Akka.NET v1.4.15 release we’ve completely rewritten how dependency injection works in Akka.NET and introduced a new library: Akka.DependencyInjection. In this blog post we’re going to introduce Akka.DependencyInjection and some of the best practices for working with...
In our previous installment of “Real World Akka.NET Clustering”, we covered state machines - the tried and true tool for modeling event-driven behavior for business entities inside your domain. And we also demonstrated that using Akka.NET programming techniques such as...
Phobos is Petabridge’s application performance monitoring (APM) integration library for Akka.NET, which we released originally back in 2018. Since then it’s undergone some major changes and transformations in order to better support Akka.NET and Akka.NET users. Short Version Phobos, our...
Petabridge recently launched its first cloud service, Sdkbin, and it’s been a great opportunity for our team to use the Akka.NET tools, patterns, and practices that we’ve been recommending to our customers for years. In this blog post I’m going...