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Creating Persistent Actors in Akka.NET with Akka.Persistence
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How to Create Akka.NET Actors with Durable State
One of the most frequently asked questions we get is about how to create stateful actors that are also durable by default, meaning that the actor can recover its state from some sort of storage engine in the event that the entire Akka.NET process needs to be restarted.
Enter Akka.Persistence - an entire framework built into Akka.NET that’s designed to allow you to create actors with durable state that can be persisted on any database or storage system you want.
Here's a brief teaser of what Akka.Persistence might do if it were configured to work with SQL Server, for instance:
In this post, we’re going to explore the concepts behind Akka.Persistence - how it works, how to create your own persistent actors, and what some of the available storage options are.
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