Representing IoT Systems with the Actor Model and Akka.NET 1

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Jason Roberts

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0. Course Overview

0. Course Overview.mp4

01:14

1. Designing the Actor Model System

0. Introduction.mp4

01:36

1. Course Outline.mp4

01:37

2. Why Use the Actor Model for the Internet of Things-.mp4

01:50

3. Suggested Course Prerequisites.mp4

00:57

4. A Brief Actor Model Refresher.mp4

01:54

5. Demo Scenario Design Overview.mp4

02:20

6. Getting Started in Visual Studio.mp4

01:23

7. Adding an Akka.NET Test Project.mp4

01:31

8. Summary.mp4

01:19

2. Developing an Actor to Represent an IoT Temperature Sensor Device

0. Introduction.mp4

01:27

1. Design Overview.mp4

01:35

2. The Request-response Pattern.mp4

01:46

3. Adding a New TemperatureSensor Actor and Test Class.mp4

02:03

4. Testing Actor Initialization.mp4

06:15

5. Testing the TemperatureSensor Starts with No Temperature Reading.mp4

02:36

6. Updating the Temperature Reading.mp4

03:23

7. Testing Sensor Registration.mp4

03:30

8. Testing Unhandled Message Behaviour.mp4

02:34

9. Summary.mp4

01:03

3. Creating, Grouping, and Supervising Temperature Sensor Actors

0. Introduction.mp4

01:07

1. Design Overview.mp4

01:24

2. Adding a New Floor Actor and Test Class.mp4

01:26

3. Registering New TemperatureSensor Instances.mp4

05:33

4. Returning Existing TemperatureSensor Instances.mp4

04:00

5. Only Registering New TemperatureSensors for Correct Floor.mp4

03:15

6. Listing All AllTemperatureSensors IDs.mp4

03:12

7. Monitoring Terminated TemperatureSensor Child Actors.mp4

03:33

8. Summary.mp4

01:07

4. Managing Sensor Groups and Registering New Temperature Sensors

0. Introduction.mp4

01:20

1. Design Overview.mp4

01:21

2. Immutability of Messages.mp4

02:09

3. Implementing Message Immutability.mp4

02:39

4. Adding a New FloorsManager Actor and Test Class.mp4

00:47

5. Adding New Message Classes.mp4

00:46

6. Listing Floor IDs.mp4

02:13

7. Registering New Floor Actors.mp4

02:11

8. Reusing Existing Floor Actors.mp4

00:52

9. Monitoring Child Actors for Terminated Messages.mp4

03:45

10. Summary.mp4

01:08

5. Querying Temperature Sensor Actor Data

0. Introduction.mp4

01:18

1. Design Overview.mp4

04:38

2. Adding a New FloorQuery Actor and Test Class.mp4

00:50

3. Adding Temperature Result Classes.mp4

01:56

4. Adding New Message Classes.mp4

01:35

5. Adding an Initial Test.mp4

06:11

6. Querying Temperature Sensors.mp4

05:02

7. Returning Results When No Temperature Reading Available.mp4

01:57

8. Handling Sensors That Stop During Query Execution.mp4

02:06

9. Dealing with Sensor Timeouts.mp4

04:10

10. Initiating a Query from the Floor Actor.mp4

03:35

11. Summary.mp4

01:17

6. Implementing a Simple Console Actor System Host

0. Introduction.mp4

01:16

1. Design Recap.mp4

02:39

2. Creating a Console Host.mp4

00:53

3. Creating a Simulated Sensor.mp4

02:36

4. Implementing a Host Actor System.mp4

05:04

5. Summary, Resources, and Further Learning.mp4

02:17

Description

There will be over 20 billion connected things in use by 2020. This course will teach you why the Actor Model and Akka.NET is a good fit for representing IoT systems that support reactive, concurrent, scalable, distributed, and fault tolerant apps.

What You'll Learn?

Traditional programming techniques can fall short when trying to represent IoT devices and systems due to the the need for concurrency management, scalability, reactivity, distribution, and fault tolerance. In this course, Representing IoT Systems with the Actor Model and Akka.NET 1, you will learn how to model Internet of Things devices as actors with Akka.NET. First, you will learn why the Actor Model and Akka.NET is a good fit for IoT systems. Next, you will explore how to model devices as actors and organize actors into groups and supervision hierarchies. Finally, you will discover how to model the querying of device actors as separate actor instances. By the end of this course, you will know how to design and implement actors that represent real-world connected devices in IoT scenarios and take advantage of the built-in features of Akka.NET such as concurrency management and fault tolerance.

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Programming Fundamentals

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Jason Roberts

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With over 15 years of experience in both frontend and backend software development, Jason Roberts is a freelance developer, trainer, and author. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in computing, is the author of several books, and writes at his blog DontCodeTired.com. Jason is an open source contributor and in addition to enterprise software development, he has designed and developed Windows Store and Windows Phone apps.

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