The document discusses Akka.NET, an actor model framework for .NET. It introduces the actor model, which originated in 1973 as a mathematical model of concurrent computation. It describes key concepts of the actor model used in Akka.NET including the actor system as the root structure containing collaborating actors, how actors communicate asynchronously through message passing, their lifecycles and fault handling strategies. The document also mentions additional Akka.NET modules for remote deployment, persistence, clustering and streams.

2. Silent, a Short Film

3. Akka.NET
Introduction Concepts Demo

4. DemoConcepts
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5. Introduction
Actor Model originated in 1973.
Actor Model is a mathematical model of
concurrent computation.
Carl Hewitt

6. Introduction
Actor Model has mostly
been associated with
Erlang programming
language.

7. Programming with Actors

8. DemoConcepts
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9. DemoIntroduction
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Concepts

10. The Actor System
The Actor System is our root on actors structure.

11. The Actor System
The Actor System as a collaborating ensemble of actors is the natural unit for managing shared
facilities like scheduling services, configuration, logging, etc.

12. The Actor

13. The Actor
Every Actor has a Parent.

14. The Actor
Actors communicate with each other through messages.

15. The Actor Path

16. The Actor
Actors have a well defined Life-Cycle.

17. The Actor
An Actor has its strategy for handling faults of its children.

18. The Actor
An Actor can be remotely deployed.

19. The Actor
An Actor is reactive.

20. The Reactive Manifesto
https://www.reactivemanifesto.org/

21. Modules
Remote PersistenceCluster Streams

22. DemoIntroduction
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23. Introduction Concepts Demo
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24. The End