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Actor Model Explained

In this video, we are talking about the Actor Model. I hope youll find it useful. Also, please check the related blog post...

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In a use-case diagram, users of the system are depicted as actors. Each actor performs a specific role in the system, which is called a use-case. More than one actor can perform a single use-case. An actor can be a person, such as a customer, or a computer, such as a database system or server.
The actor model abstraction allows you to think about your code in terms of communication, not unlike the exchanges that occur between people in a large organization. Use of actors allows us to: Enforce encapsulation without resorting to locks.
Akka.NET uses the actor model to overcome the limitations of traditional object-oriented programming models and meet the unique challenges of highly distributed systems.
Use cases are one of the main ways that requirements are documented for software and systems. Use case actors are external to the system and interact with it. Actors can be humans or other systems. Primary actors use the system for a specific goal, while secondary actors provide a service to assist with a goal.
There are four types of actors: a system under discussion, an internal actor, a primary actor, and a secondary actor. The most commonly referred to are the latter two systems. A primary actor initiates the interaction with the system, while a secondary actor may provide a service to the system.