.NET Distributed Systems Architecture and Design with Akka.Cluster
Akka.Cluster is the foundation of the Akka.NET high-availability toolkit. If you're building backend services that can never go down, ever, then Akka.Cluster is an absolute must.
In this training you will learn the basics of distributed systems theory and how to apply it to build resilient, linearly scalable systems using Akka.Cluster and other .NET technologies like Windows Services, ASP.NET MVC, and more.
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Benefits
In this course, you will:
- Cluster Akka.NET services together to accomplish big jobs quickly - in this training we build a high throughput web crawler using Akka.Cluster;
- Learn the CAP theorem and distributed systems theory and how to apply it to build distributed Akka.NET applications that are resilient to failure even under immense pressure;
- Make powerful, effective decisions on how to break apart your application into microservices using production-tested decision-making criteria; and
- Upgrade your services in production with zero down-time using tried and true message and service versioning + deployment strategies; and
- Use cutting edge modules like Akka.Cluster.Sharding and Akka.Cluster.Tools to build even more flexible distributed systems.
Course Format
Each training is delivered live, via webinar and lasts 3-4 hours long. They are taught by Akka.NET contributors who helped create the very modules you'll be learning about and are open microphone, so you can ask them questions specific to your use cases, needs, and questions.
Class sizes are limited to 10 or fewer attendees in order to make sure there's enough time to address everyone's questions.
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The tuition for this course is $497.
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Testimonials
Join the hundreds of Akka.NET developers who've attended these live webinar trainings. 9 out of 10 trainees actively recommend these courses to their peers and colleagues. You can read some of what they've said about our trainings:
We are very pleased with the Akka.NET implementation we are using in one of our main products.
Of course, having the on-site training gave us a big boost and greatly reduced the time we needed for developing the current version of the product. So, all in all, our experience with Akka.NET is pretty pleasant.
- Dan Victor Rusu, Chief Technology Officer, TIE Kinetix
This was probably one of the best, if not the best, training I ever had and I’m really looking forward to building with Akka.NET further.
- Damien Simeon, Mission Control, Genetec
The people who sign my bonus check are going to be happy.
Performance in the product I described was so great with 7,000 (!) excel-style grids, our biggest client decided to bump it up to 840,000 (!!) grids, a 120x increase. Yesterday. That got a little bit hectic… We shipped on time, though!
- Joel Mueller, Software Architect, SNL Financial
Meet your trainers:
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Aaron Stannard
Aaron is the co-founder of the Akka.NET open-source project and personally authored much of the networking layer and clustering module. He has run multiple clustered Akka.NET applications in production that have scaled to 100,000,000 requests per day.
