SergeyBykov

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by SergeyBykov 6y ago
We've seen clusters running on a bunch of Raspberry Pis.
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by SergeyBykov 6y ago
After more than a decade of working on Orleans and only three weeks on Temporal it's foolish of me to talk about what I "like better" :-). I'm working on a couple of conference talks to compare the two approaches. In sho
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by SergeyBykov 6y ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/... is a later paper that is much closer to what got open-sourced.
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by SergeyBykov 6y ago
Case 2 is the most popular one. Sometimes people migrate from Case 1 when they start hitting performance bottlenecks of hitting database on every request or/and experience congestions from uncoordinated concurrent writes. Orleans doesn
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by SergeyBykov 6y ago
I'm also one of the core developers of Orleans. Ironically, I recently joined Temporal. There are definitely some similarities, but also major differences between the models, especially when it comes to the execution model and fault to
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by SergeyBykov 12y ago
Grains are not supposed to share state directly and are expected to only use message passing. But the runtime, being just a .NET library, cannot enforce this rule. So it's merely a convention, which is trivial to violate if necessary.
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by SergeyBykov 12y ago
In Orleans an actor cannot physically fail, just like an object in a process cannot fail. If an unhandled exception is thrown by actor code, the runtime will deliver the exception to the caller and break the TPL task of the call. Actor code