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Building the Akka MCP Gateway: Governed AI Tool Access for the Whole Organization
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- Demo: Surviving the Split
- Agentic AI: Why Experience Matters More Than Hype
- Agentic Systems Are Distributed Systems
- Event Sourcing: The Backbone of Agentic AI
- TechEdge AI talks with Tyler about agentic systems
- Demo: Build and deploy a multi-agent system with Akka
- Akka Orchestration: Guide, moderate, and control agents
- Akka Memory: Durable, in-memory, and sharded data
- News: Akka Introduces Agentic AI Platform
- Cell-based architectures and Akka, a perfect match
- The backbone of agentic AI, distributed systems, and OSS sustainability
- CTO asks CTO: Jonas Bonér on Akka, AI agents, and distributed systems
- News: Akka launches new deployment options for agentic AI at scale
- Mastering Event Sourcing
- Multi-region replicated apps
- Workflows with Akka
- Saga patterns in Akka (part 1) - event choreography
- Saga patterns in Akka (part 2) - read models
- Saga patterns in Akka (part 3) - exactly-once delivery with deduplication
- Saga patterns in Akka (part 4) - error handling, DLQ
- Akka innovations: multi-cloud, edge, and security enhancements
- Benchmarking database sharding in Akka
- Akka 24.05 — the edge unleashed
- Akka with Java 21: less is more
- The database is the bottleneck!
- Akka 24.05: more security. More performance. More efficiency.
- Reactive programming vs. reactive systems
- Fast, lean, and unbreakable: building cloud apps with Akka and Kubernetes
- The easy button for durable state queries
- Adaptive stream parallelization for fun and throughput
- Active-Active
- Faster and smoother rolling updates for Akka Clusters in Kubernetes
- Benchmarking Kafka vs. Akka brokerless pub/sub
- Ditch the message broker, go faster
- Akka 22.10 released
- Why we are changing the license for Akka
- Design techniques for building stateful, cloud-native applications: Part 4 – message delivery & reliability
- Design techniques for building stateful, cloud-native applications: Part 3 – messages, CQRS, and event sourcing
- Design techniques for building stateful cloud-native applications: Part 2 – distributed state
- Design techniques for building stateful, cloud-native applications: Part 1 - resiliency, recoverability, and scalability