notxcain/aecor

This system is a library for building event-sourced, distributed applications using functional programming abstractions. It provides a modular runtime that supports both Akka Cluster Sharding and Kafka-based distributed processing for managing state and long-running processes. The codebase includes utilities for serialization, scheduling, and in-memory testing, enabling developers to implement reliable, scalable event-driven architectures.

This period focused on stripping out the entire legacy Akka-based event sourcing and actor model, including associated configuration files, serialization logic, and example domain implementations. The codebase was refactored to remove these obsolete components, likely to support a new architectural approach using modern Scala libraries like Cats and Fs2.

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This period focused on establishing the core abstractions for event sourcing and distributed processing within the Aecor library. Key developments included introducing generic Akka runtimes, Cassandra-backed persistence, and Kafka-based cluster-wide task distribution, alongside the necessary serialization and testing infrastructure to support these new capabilities.

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