Workshop: End-to-end asynchronous back-pressure with Akka Streams
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In this workshop you'll learn what asynchronous back-pressure (in accordance to the reactive-streams.org specification) is, and why it's so tremendously useful in asynchronous systems. You will use that knowledge hands-on in a sample app you'll be developing, which aims to be resilient against overload.
This workshop focuses on the use of Akka Streams and Http, and shows how various Reactive Streams implementations can be fit together to form a well-behaving asynchronous system that will never overload any of its parts nor blow up with out-of-memory errors.
No preparation is necessary beforehand. Konrad will supply dependencies on-site at the workshop.
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Workshop: End-to-end asynchronous back-pressure with Akka Streams
Konrad Malawski
Konrad is an Akka hakker at Typesafe, where he also participated in the Reactive Streams initiative, and implemented its Technology Compatibility Kit.
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SkillsCast
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In this workshop you'll learn what asynchronous back-pressure (in accordance to the reactive-streams.org specification) is, and why it's so tremendously useful in asynchronous systems. You will use that knowledge hands-on in a sample app you'll be developing, which aims to be resilient against overload.
This workshop focuses on the use of Akka Streams and Http, and shows how various Reactive Streams implementations can be fit together to form a well-behaving asynchronous system that will never overload any of its parts nor blow up with out-of-memory errors.
No preparation is necessary beforehand. Konrad will supply dependencies on-site at the workshop.
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- Scala eXchange London 2019 (in London on 12th - 13th December 2019)
- Keynote by Dick Wall on Why API Design Matters, and Why Yours Sucks! (and mine sucks too!) (in London on 24th June 2019)
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Thanks to our sponsors
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About the Speaker
Workshop: End-to-end asynchronous back-pressure with Akka Streams
Konrad Malawski
Konrad is an Akka hakker at Typesafe, where he also participated in the Reactive Streams initiative, and implemented its Technology Compatibility Kit.