doc: recommend new gRPC transport for replicated event sourcing #31828
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| Complete samples of the gRPC transport set up can be found in the Akka Projection github repository: | ||
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| * [Replicated shopping cart service in Scala](https://github.com/akka/akka-projection/tree/main/samples/replicated/shopping-cart-service-scala) | ||
| * [Replicated shopping cart service in Java](https://github.com/akka/akka-projection/tree/main/samples/replicated/shopping-cart-service-java) |
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we also have replicated-eventsourcing-examples.md, should these be linked from there as well?
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| ### Consuming events via direct access to replica databases | ||
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| It is also possible to consume events with a direct connection to the database of each replica. |
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This is good, but we also have a few more sections below that are not relevant for gRPC transport. Add a note or something to those?
- Direct Replication of Events
- Hot Standby
- Sharded Replicated Event Sourced entities (the multi-dc part)
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Perhaps it would be best to place everything that has with "direct access to replica databases" in a new separate page, and have this page for general content.
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I agree, let's break it out to a separate page
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I think I have pulled everything direct-transport specific out now
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| ## Additional samples |
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Couldn't get the external links in the index/toc but this header ends up in the index leading to this page. Perhaps not great, but it works.
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Separating it out is ok at best. Quite messy having to go over to the projection docs, best would be a complete overview in the Akka docs, but we don't want that dependency, and we don't want textual code snippets, so not sure what to do. Perhaps we just accept this for now? |
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