Akka is a Scala-based toolkit that simplifies developing concurrent distributed applications. Akka uses Actors-independently executing processes that communicate via message passing—as the foundation for fault-tolerant applications where individual actors can fail without crashing everything. Perfec1. Introducing Akka
2. Up and Runni
3. Test Driven Development with Actors
4. Fault tolerance
5. Futu
6. Your first distributed Akka App
7. Configuration, Logging and Deployment
8. System structure
9. Routing
10. Message channels
11. Finite State Machines and Agents
12. Working with Transactions
13. Integration
14. Clustering
15. Akka persistence
16. Performance Anal sis and Tuning
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Client code creates Actors through the Actor System and sends messages to them, Akka
transparently provides all the other needed services
ActorSystem
Messaging
Services can be configured
Dispatching
and customized
Routing
Mailbox Management
Config
Message Faulting and Recovery
Typesafe Config Library
Miscellaneous
Remoting
Scheduling
Actors by Proxy
Event Bus
lustering
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