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""Akka for Scalable Systems: Practical Actor-Based Design for Resilient Concurrent Applications"" starts with a clear, practical grounding in the actor model and Akka's message-driven approach. It explains core concepts-actor lifecycle and supervision strategies, immutable messaging, failure isolation, and asynchronous semantics-so you can design safe, efficient concurrent components and reason about system behavior under load and partial failure. Building on that foundation, the book dives into production-ready architectural patterns: cluster formation and membership, sharding and state placement, distributed data and consistency techniques, and security practices for distributed deployments. Dedicated chapters cover Akka Streams for back-pressured reactive pipelines, integration approaches for microservices, and cloud-native deployment patterns that leverage containerization and orchestration platforms such as Kubernetes. Practical chapters focus on performance tuning, observability, testing strategies, and operational optimizations that make systems maintainable in the real world. Enriched with hands-on case studies from finance, IoT, and telecommunications, it also addresses legacy migrations, hybrid cloud and edge deployments, and emerging trends in reactive architectures. This is a hands-on resource for architects, developers, and engineering leaders who want to master actor-based design and build resilient, scalable concurrent applications with Akka.

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