Re: akka persistence

> Hi Robert, I saw the home page for OrigoDB. It is very well presented.

Well, thank you! 

Did you mean this one: http://devrexlabs.github.io/
Or this one: http://origodb.com/

> How is business with OrigoDB? I always wondered whether one could build a business around a prevalence layer.

Redis and VoltDB seems to be doing well :) But there's a lot more to OrigoDB than just the core persistence pattern which is just a few lines of code compared to all the modules, tools, generic models, server/cluster, ui, etc

We maintain a few small production systems and have a few proof of concept projects in progress. So slowly gaining momentum and adding features needed by clients.
Also, we're exploring a lot of possible application areas where the strengths of prevalence really come into play. 

At the moment I'm spiking a redesigned async engine using an actor model provided by akka.net, a DOTNET port of akka: 
https://gist.github.com/rofr/d901fbdfd123f7fbd359

Robert Friberg
Building OrigoDB at Devrex Labs
http://devrexlabs.com/
http://about.me/robertfriberg


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