Actors are lightweight concurrent objects that can send and receive messages asynchronously in an event-driven manner. They provide a way to build scalable and fault-tolerant distributed applications using an asynchronous message-passing model. Actors avoid shared state and mutable data which makes it easier to build concurrent and distributed systems. Resources on how to use actors with Akka.NET and how they can help build scalable and resilient applications are available online.

1. www.dotnetconf.net

3. What are Actors?

4. (base types)
(networking)
(durable actors)
(HA networking)
(fun)

8. How Do Actors Work?

13. Why Should You Use Actors?

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