AfterLutz/Akkatecture

Akkatecture is a .NET framework for building distributed, event-sourced applications using the Akka.NET actor model. It provides core infrastructure for managing aggregate state, long-running sagas, and scheduled jobs, while supporting horizontal scaling through cluster sharding and singleton patterns. The system also includes utilities for testing, query projections, and background job execution.

The project underwent a major structural overhaul, replacing the legacy CQRS and actor-based infrastructure with a new, modular design centered on Aggregate and Saga base classes. This period introduced comprehensive support for distributed computing via Akka.NET clustering, alongside new features for event sourcing, snapshotting, and ASP.NET Core integration.

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This period focused on establishing a robust build and CI/CD infrastructure using FAKE and Azure Pipelines, alongside the introduction of a comprehensive job scheduling system. The team also expanded testing capabilities with new fixtures for aggregates, sagas, and multi-node clusters, while adding query consumers and command result types to enhance the framework's functionality.

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