akka-net-management
Akka.NET Management and Service Discovery
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when:
- Deploying Akka.NET clusters to Kubernetes or cloud environments
- Replacing static seed nodes with dynamic service discovery
- Configuring cluster bootstrap for auto-formation
- Setting up health endpoints for load balancers
- Integrating with Azure Table Storage, Kubernetes API, or config-based discovery
Reference Files
- discovery-providers.md: Config, Kubernetes, and Azure discovery setup with full code and deployment YAML
- configuration-reference.md: Strongly-typed configuration model classes
Overview
Akka.Management provides HTTP endpoints for cluster management and integrates with Akka.Cluster.Bootstrap to enable dynamic cluster formation using service discovery instead of static seed nodes.
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