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huntc
commented on June 13, 2024
I think the use-cases here are pretty similar to what we have already written about for all of akka-edge... WDYT?
I also qualify its position in relation to the cloud-edge in the intro:
Akka Edge support has been extended to empower cloud developers to run their Akka applications even closer to where they are used, away from the cloud. We call this “Akka Edge Rust”, and it provides a subset of Akka implemented with the Rust language. Rust has been chosen given its focus on reliability and efficiency for resource-constrained devices where CPU, memory and storage is at a premium. Akka Edge Rust has been demonstrated to run on a small Linux-based MIPS32 architecture with a single 500MHz core, 128MiB of memory and 32MB of flash-based storage, and can target small Linux-based ARMv4 architectures also.
Do we still need more?
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patriknw
commented on June 13, 2024
It's probably obvious for us, but the intention with the https://doc.akka.io/docs/akka-edge-preview/snapshot/use-cases.html is to give some concrete (still fictive) examples that the reader can relate to.
I was thinking about your previous projects where it is running on these resource constrained gateways (devices) where Akka JVM wouldn't be a good choice.
Another example could be for home automation. E.g. implementing something like Home Assistant that collects metrics and control various devices in the home, i.e. Akka Edge RS on such home gateway.
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