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You can replace 'microservice' with 'class, but completely asynchronous and any interaction with it can fail without caller knowing if it succeed or failed at a
by x3al 6y ago
You can replace 'microservice' with 'class, but completely asynchronous and any interaction with it can fail without caller knowing if it succeed or failed at all'.
- imtringued 6y agoYes, that type of class is known as "actor".
- cfontes 6y agoAs someone with a little experience troubleshooting actor based systems, having 1600 of them sounds (actors not instances) like a nightmare.
- vbezhenar 6y agoSome people love erlang.
- blackoil 6y agoI have some experience with Akka. The amount of praying you have to do during production issues, no surprise it feels like a religion. We tried it about 4 years back. Maybe there are some better debugging tools now, but for us both learning curve and prod issue pain did not make it worth it.