This final article in the series focuses on the practical building and running of a distributed customer registry application using the Akka platform. It revisits key features and HTTP API functionalities established in earlier articles, emphasizing core operations such as creating and updating customer records alongside advanced querying options. The introduction of the local console feature via Akka CLI enhances user experience. With the command 'mvn compile exec:java', developers can easily start the service and see components being built seamlessly, allowing effective management of customer data in an event-sourced architecture.
The application demonstrates core operations like creating, retrieving, and updating customer data, along with advanced query capabilities that enhance its functionality.
By running 'mvn compile exec:java', users can launch the customer registry service locally, with outputs indicating various components being built.
The Akka platformâs new local console feature streamlines the process of managing a distributed customer registry, showcasing the event-sourced architecture.
This series thoroughly covers the implementation steps for the customer registry, ensuring users gain a solid understanding of both basic and advanced functionalities.
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