How to implement custom routing with dynamic router routees in Akka.Net
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I want to use a router for a cache framework, that have a rolling window time frame. I want the router to route the message to the correct actor base on values (combination) in the message. I cant use the consistent hashing router because the list can grow and the count is not known before hand.
I can implement a IDictionary and have a parent actor that creates a new actor when the key isnt found. It feels dirty and i think i will have supervisor strategy problems and need to implement some kind of health checks.
Isnt there a way I can create a custom router, similar to the answer to the above question?
Note: the actor that holds the state needs to do real time aggregation and calculations on event.
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I want to use a router for a cache framework, that have a rolling window time frame. I want the router to route the message to the correct actor base on values (combination) in the message. I cant use the consistent hashing router because the list can grow and the count is not known before hand.
I can implement a IDictionary and have a parent actor that creates a new actor when the key isnt found. It feels dirty and i think i will have supervisor strategy problems and need to implement some kind of health checks.
Isnt there a way I can create a custom router, similar to the answer to the above question?
Note: the actor that holds the state needs to do real time aggregation and calculations on event.
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Very similar question to: How to implement custom routing in Akka.Net
I want to use a router for a cache framework, that have a rolling window time frame. I want the router to route the message to the correct actor base on values (combination) in the message. I cant use the consistent hashing router because the list can grow and the count is not known before hand.
I can implement a IDictionary and have a parent actor that creates a new actor when the key isnt found. It feels dirty and i think i will have supervisor strategy problems and need to implement some kind of health checks.
Isnt there a way I can create a custom router, similar to the answer to the above question?
Note: the actor that holds the state needs to do real time aggregation and calculations on event.
c# akka.net
asked Nov 22 at 17:11
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Very similar question to: How to implement custom routing in Akka.Net
I want to use a router for a cache framework, that have a rolling window time frame. I want the router to route the message to the correct actor base on values (combination) in the message. I cant use the consistent hashing router because the list can grow and the count is not known before hand.
I can implement a IDictionary and have a parent actor that creates a new actor when the key isnt found. It feels dirty and i think i will have supervisor strategy problems and need to implement some kind of health checks.
Isnt there a way I can create a custom router, similar to the answer to the above question?
Note: the actor that holds the state needs to do real time aggregation and calculations on event.
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To be honest, it sounds like Akka.Cluster.Sharding is more what you're looking for. It allows you to route messages to actors in the cluster (and to create them ad-hoc, if they don't exist yet). It also covers scenarios like rebalancing and migration of actors from dead nodes (so maybe you won't need any health checks).
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To be honest, it sounds like Akka.Cluster.Sharding is more what you're looking for. It allows you to route messages to actors in the cluster (and to create them ad-hoc, if they don't exist yet). It also covers scenarios like rebalancing and migration of actors from dead nodes (so maybe you won't need any health checks).
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