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Akka in Action
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Akka in Action

by Rob Williams, Raymond Roestenburg, Robertus Bakker
September 2016
Beginner content levelBeginner
448 pages
14h 23m
English
Manning Publications
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Chapter 13. Streaming

In this chapter

  • Processing streams of events in bounded memory
  • Streaming events over HTTP with akka-http
  • Broadcasting and merging with the graph DSL
  • Mediating between streaming producers and consumers

In chapter 12 you learned how to integrate Akka applications with external services using requests and responses. In this chapter we’ll look at integrating external services using streams of data.

A stream of data is a sequence of elements that could have no end. Conceptually, a stream is transient in that it only exists as long as there’s a producer providing elements to the stream and a consumer reading elements from the stream.

One of the challenges for applications that consume streams is that you can’t know beforehand ...

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