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    • Getting Started Guide
      • Introduction to Apache Pekko
      • Why modern systems need a new programming model
      • How the Actor Model Meets the Needs of Modern, Distributed Systems
      • Overview of Apache Pekko libraries and modules
      • Introduction to the Example
      • Part 1: Actor Architecture
      • Part 2: Creating the First Actor
      • Part 3: Working with Device Actors
      • Part 4: Working with Device Groups
      • Part 5: Querying Device Groups
    • General Concepts
      • Terminology, Concepts
      • Actor Systems
      • What is an Actor?
      • Supervision and Monitoring
      • Actor References, Paths and Addresses
      • Location Transparency
      • Apache Pekko and the Java Memory Model
      • Message Delivery Reliability
      • Configuration
      • Default configuration
    • Actors
      • Introduction to Actors
      • Actor lifecycle
      • Interaction Patterns
      • Fault Tolerance
      • Actor discovery
      • Routers
      • Stash
      • Behaviors as finite state machines
      • Coordinated Shutdown
      • Dispatchers
      • Mailboxes
      • Testing
      • Coexistence
      • Style guide
      • Learning Pekko Typed from Classic
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      • Cluster Usage
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      • Phi Accrual Failure Detector
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      • Multi-DC Cluster
      • Distributed Publish Subscribe in Cluster
      • Reliable delivery
      • Serialization
      • Serialization with Jackson
      • Multi JVM Testing
      • Multi Node Testing
      • Artery Remoting
      • Classic Remoting (Deprecated)
      • Split Brain Resolver
      • Coordination
      • Choosing Pekko Cluster
    • Persistence (Event Sourcing)
      • Event Sourcing
      • Replicated Event Sourcing
      • CQRS
      • Style Guide
      • Snapshotting
      • Testing
      • EventSourced behaviors as finite state machines
      • Schema Evolution for Event Sourced Actors
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      • Persistence Plugins
      • Persistence - Building a storage backend
      • Replicated Event Sourcing Examples
    • Persistence (Durable State)
      • Durable State
      • Style Guide
      • CQRS
      • Persistence Query
    • Streams
      • Module info
      • Introduction
      • Streams Quickstart Guide
      • Design Principles behind Apache Pekko Streams
      • Basics and working with Flows
      • Working with Graphs
      • Modularity, Composition and Hierarchy
      • Buffers and working with rate
      • Context Propagation
      • Dynamic stream handling
      • Custom stream processing
      • Futures interop
      • Actors interop
      • Reactive Streams Interop
      • Error Handling in Streams
      • Working with streaming IO
      • StreamRefs - Reactive Streams over the network
      • Pipelining and Parallelism
      • Testing streams
      • Substreams
      • Streams Cookbook
      • Configuration
      • Operators
    • Discovery
      • Module info
      • How it works
      • Discovery Method: DNS
      • Discovery Method: Configuration
      • Discovery Method: Aggregate multiple discovery methods
      • Migrating from Pekko Management Discovery (before 1.0.0)
    • Utilities
      • Logging
      • Circuit Breaker
      • Futures patterns
      • Extending Apache Pekko
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      • Pekko HTTP
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      • Pekko Connectors
      • Pekko Kafka Connector
      • Pekko Projections
      • Cassandra Plugin for Pekko Persistence
      • JDBC Plugin for Pekko Persistence
      • R2DBC Plugin for Pekko Persistence
      • Apache Pekko Management
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    Utilities

    • Logging
      • Dependency
      • Introduction
      • How to log
      • MDC
      • SLF4J backend
      • Internal logging by Pekko
      • Logging in tests
    • Circuit Breaker
      • Why are they used?
      • What do they do?
      • Examples
    • Futures patterns
      • Dependency
      • After
      • Retry
    • Extending Apache Pekko
      • Building an extension
      • Loading from configuration
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