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Actor Frameworks
As a few mentioned, there's also Microsoft Orleans. They have a very active community on Gitter. https://dotnet.github.io/orleans/
If you're not into Akka, Orleans is Microsoft's take on it. Right before Christmas, the Github repo was moved to the .NET-teams org, suggesting they are taking it very seriously. David Fowler has also tweeted about it, so cool things are bound to happen. 😎
Orleans is now part of the dotnet repo https://dotnet.github.io/orleans/
- Orleans framework has moved over to the .NET team.
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How exactly would the Actor model look like in C#?
I’d recommend looking at the Orleans (distributed virtual actors) project at https://github.com/dotnet/orleans
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CI/CD for .net 6, using GitHub actions
OrleansContrib / Orleans.SyncWork This package's intention is to expose an abstract base class to allow https://github.com/dotnet/orleans/ to work with long running CPU bound synchronous work, without becoming overloaded.
- Long live the Monolith! Monolithic Architecture != Big Ball of Mud
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What backend system does current mmo games use?
But now you have different solution in my case i can instantiate different server with signalr and sync server with redis. Microsoft creates orlean and use it on own games https://dotnet.github.io/orleans/
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API with an API as back-end
Have you heard about Microsoft Orleans? I think it is the best and easy solution implementing scalable systems using .NET.
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Ray: A Distributed Framework for Emerging AI Applications
Given how Ray "provides [...] exactly-once semantics" for its actors, you could draw similarities between it and workflow-as-code frameworks such as https://temporal.io. The way that Ray splits up actors and tasks looks similar to Temporal's Workflows + Activities split: Workflows (Ray actors) contain orchestration logic and have their method calls/results durably logged. Activities (Ray tasks) perform the expensive computations and any interaction with external systems and are not durably logged.
If you're in the .NET ecosystem or interested in distributed systems in general, you may like Orleans (https://github.com/dotnet/orleans), which I work on at Microsoft. Orleans contributes the Virtual Actor model which other modern actor frameworks are starting to adopt since it is well suited for the hectic, failure-prone environment of distributed systems (which those so-called Cloud Native Apps live in). The Ray paper linked from the article (https://www.usenix.org/system/files/osdi18-moritz.pdf) discusses some similarities. Slight correction on the paper: it states that "For message delivery, Orleans provides at-least-once [...] semantics". It's at-most-once. At-least-once messaging semantics (usually implemented via automatic retries) aren't ideal for these kinds of systems, in my opinion.
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On .NET Episode: Clustering in Orleans
Orleans Homepage
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On .NET Episode: Setting up Observability in Orleans
GitHub Issue: Added distributed tracing support
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PerformanceCounter on linux alternative
Here is an example of where that is done in open source Microsoft code: https://github.com/dotnet/orleans/blob/master/src/TelemetryConsumers/Orleans.TelemetryConsumers.Linux/LinuxEnvironmentStatistics.cs
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How Akka Cluster Works: Actors Living in a Cluster
Orleans and Service Fabric are different. Orleans has been running in production for some time now and is actively developed on GitHub: https://github.com/dotnet/orleans.
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dotnet/orleans is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
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