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Building Microservices with Akka Typed | Scala (Lightbend at DC Scala Meetup)

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Distributed systemsProgramming languagesScalaMicroservices and monolithsKubernetes

This meetup presentation covers the Akka Typed API for actors, detailing messaging, persistence, clustering, and deployment to Kubernetes.

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