Lecture
Reactive Programming: Scalability
Description
This lecture covers the principles of reactive programming with a focus on scalability, explaining the difference between low performance and low scalability, the replication of actors, various routing strategies like round-robin and consistent hashing, and the replication of stateful actors. It concludes by highlighting how asynchronous message passing enables vertical scalability and how location transparency enables horizontal scalability.
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