第18回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿

2016/01/28(木)19:00 〜 22:00 開催

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開催概要

「Reactive Design Patterns(Roland Kuhn and Jamie Allen著)」の読書会18回目です。

日時: 2016/1/28(木) 19:15-22:00
場所: TIS株式会社新宿本社 14F会議室
定員: 6名

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今回のターゲットと分担

PART 3: Patterns
- 12 Fault Tolerance and Recovery Patterns ... @yugolf
  - 12.1 The Simple Component Pattern ... @yugolf
    - 12.1.1 The Problem Setting ... @yugolf
    - 12.1.2 Applying the Pattern ... @yugolf
    - 12.1.3 The Pattern Revisited ... @negokaz
    - 12.1.4 Applicability ... @negokaz
  - 12.2 The Error Kernel Pattern ... @negokaz
    - 12.2.1 The Problem Setting ... @negokaz
    - 12.2.2 Applying the Pattern ... @jkugiya
    - 12.2.3 The Pattern Revisited ... @y_think
    - 12.2.4 Applicability ... @y_think
  - 12.3 The Let-It-Crash Pattern ... @y_think
    - 12.3.1 The Problem Setting ... @y_think
    - 12.3.2 Applying the Pattern ... @y_think
    - 12.3.3 Implementation Considerations ... @y_think
    - 12.3.4 Corollary: The Proactive Failure Signal Pattern ... @yugolf
  - 12.4 The Circuit Breaker Pattern ... @yugolf
    - 12.4.1 The Problem Setting ... @yugolf

想定参加者

Reactive Design Patterns を一緒に読んでみたい方
Reactive Systemの実現方法を学びたい方
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途中参加も可能

用意していただくもの

Reactive Design Patterns
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タイムテーブル

時間	内容
19:00	開場
19:15～19:30	読書会の説明、自己紹介
19:30～22:00	まとめてきた内容をシェア&ディスカッション

今後の開催予定

読み終わるまで毎週木曜日に開催する予定です。

これまでの読書会

読書会	内容
第1回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 1: INTRODUCTION - 1 An Illustrated Example
第2回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 1: INTRODUCTION - 2 Why Reactive? 　- 2.1 Systems and their Users 　- 2.2 Reacting to Users
第3回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 1: INTRODUCTION - 2 Why Reactive? 　- 2.3 Reacting to Failure 　- 2.4 Reacting to Load
第4回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 1: INTRODUCTION - 2 Why Reactive? 　- 2.5 Reacting to Inputs 　- 2.6 How does this Change the Way We Program? 　- 2.7 Summary PART 1: INTRODUCTION - 3 Tools of the Trade 　- 3.1 The Impact of Choosing Non-Reactive Tools
第5回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 1: INTRODUCTION - 3 Tools of the Trade 　- 3.2 Functional Programming 　- 3.3 Responsiveness to Users 　- 3.4 Implementations That Support Reactive
第6回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	悪天候のため中止
第7回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 1: INTRODUCTION - 3 Tools of the Trade 　- 3.4 Implementations That Support Reactive PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 4 Message Passing 　- 4.1 Synchronous vs. Asynchronous 　- 4.2 Event-Based vs. Message-Based 　- 4.3 Flow Control
第8回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 4 Message Passing 　- 4.4 Delivery Guarantees 　- 4.5 Vertical Scalability 　- 4.6 Events as Messages 　- 4.7 Synchronous Message Passing 　- 4.8 Summary
第9回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 5 Location Transparency
第10回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 6 Divide and Conquer PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 7 Principled Failure Handling
第11回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 8 Delimited Consistency 　- 8.1 Encapsulated Modules to the Rescue 　- 8.2 Grouping Data and Behavior According to Transaction Boundaries 　- 8.3 Modeling Work-flows across Transactional Boundaries 　- 8.4 Unit of Failure = Unit of Consistency
第12回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 8 Delimited Consistency 　- 8.5 Segregation of Responsibilities 　- 8.6 Persisting Isolated Scopes of Consistency 　- 8.7 Summary PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 9 Non-Determinism by Need 　- 9.1 Logic Programming and Declarative Data-Flow 　- 9.2 Functional Reactive Programming
第13回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 9 Non-Determinism by Need 　- 9.3 Shared-Nothing Concurrency 　- 9.4 Shared-State Concurrency 　- 9.5 So, What Should We Do? 　- 9.6 Summary PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 10 Message Flow 　- 10.1 Push Data Forward 　- 10.2 Model the Processes of Your Domain 　- 10.3 Identify Resilience Limitations
第14回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 10 Message Flow 　- 10.4 Estimate Rates and Deployment Scale 　- 10.5 Plan for Flow Control 　- 10.6 Summary for Part 2 PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 11 Testing Reactive Applications 　- 11.1 How To Test 　- 11.2 Test Environment
第15回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 11 Testing Reactive Applications 　- 11.3 Testing Asynchronously 　 - 11.3.1 Providing Blocking Message Receivers 　 - 11.3.2 The Crux with Choosing Timeouts 　 - 11.3.3 Asserting the Absence of a Message 　 - 11.3.4 Providing Synchronous Execution Engines
第16回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 11 Testing Reactive Applications 　- 11.3 Testing Asynchronously 　 - 11.3.5 Providing Synchronous Execution Engines 　 - 11.3.6 Fully Asynchronous Tests 　 - 11.3.7 Asserting the Absence of Asynchronous Errors 　- 11.4 Testing Non-Deterministic Systems 　 - 11.4.1 The Trouble with Execution Schedules 　 - 11.4.2 Testing Distributed Components 　 - 11.4.3 Mocking Actors
第17回Reactive Design Patterns読書会@西新宿	PART 2: The Philosophy in natshell - 11 Testing Reactive Applications 　- 11.4 Testing Non-Deterministic Systems 　 - 11.4.4 Distributed Components 　- 11.4 Testing Non-Deterministic Systems 　- 11.5 Testing Elasticity 　- 11.6 Testing Resilience 　- 11.7 Testing Responsiveness 　- 11.8 Summary