/prognetakkaws

Primary LanguageC#

Summary of branches

  • Branch Step 1 contains implementation of the basic project with Actor commuinication
  • Branch Step 2 contains implementation of Actor Supervision and Actor Routing
  • Branch Step 3 contains implementation of Actor Remoting (and Docker container to run the Web and Remote projects)
  • Branch Step 4 contains implementation of Actor Slustering (see compose.yml file to start the cluster)
  • Branch Step 5 contains implementation of Actor Persistent

Install .NET SDK

Verify the .NET SDK version installed on your PC. Open a command prompt and run the following command...

dotnet --version

The version should be 2.1.403 or higher.

  1. If you don't have installed .NET Core SDK, or you require a newer version, you can download and install it from .NET SDK for Visual Studio

  2. You can view additional information with the following command...

dotnet --info

This command lists all of the SDK and runtime versions installed on your PC.

Running in a Docker container

This is a getting started workshop for using Docker, and focuses on using it for development since that is a logical and no-risk place to start. We will use an ASP.NET Core app for the exercise, but any app on most stacks that can run on Linux should work. You will be guided through running a container from an image from Docker Hub. Then you'll create your own image & container, in order to build and run an app inside the container, without having to install anything locally except Docker.

Install Docker

Please go through these steps before the workshop, to ensure you don't spend time with setup, and downloading a large Docker image.

  1. Install Docker & Run a Container Follow Docker's installation instructions for your platform, including the section for testing it to ensure it's working.

  2. On Windows only, you will have to share your drive. You can do this by:

    • Right-clicking the docker tray icon
    • Selecting Settings...
    • On the left-hand side, select Shared Drives
    • Check the appropriate drive and click Apply
    • Enter your user account's password and click OK.

  • Test the installation by running the offical MongoDb container. It will download the image from Docker Hub if it doesn't find it already in your local Docker repo:

    docker run --rm -p 27017:27017 --name mongodb -d mongo Once that starts you have a working Docker installation and you can stop the container with docker stop mongodb

Install Robomongo (Optional)

Robomongo (Robo3T) is a tool that allows you to connect, visualize and interact with an instance of MongoDb running. To download and install locally this tool click this link abd follow the instruction

How to run the application

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