Bump Akka.Cluster.Hosting and Akka.Cluster.Sharding #315
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Updated Akka.Cluster.Hosting from 1.5.45 to 1.5.50.
Release notes
Sourced from Akka.Cluster.Hosting's releases.
1.5.50
1.5.50 September 23rd 2025
1.5.49
1.5.49 September 15th 2025
1.5.48.1
1.5.48.1 September 2nd 2025
Introduces new health check functionality and completey replaces Akka.HealthChecks
Problems with Akka.HealthChecks
There are a few major problems with Akka.HealthChecks:
How This Feature Solves Them
HealthCheckService
.HealthCheckService
- if you call any of theWithHealthCheck
overloads on theAkkaConfigurationBuilder
, those types will automatically be registered with theMicrosoft.Extensions.Diagnostics.HealthChecks.HealthCheckService
and they will "just work." No additional API calls required - happens automatically.ActorSystem
liveness check - if it's dead, the check fails. And an Akka.Cluster "have we joined the cluster yet?" readiness check.These are not enabled by default - you have to opt-in to turning them on.
You can see what the outputs of this look like by running:
This will expose the output of both of these healthchecks as pretty-printed JSON at http://localhost:5000/healthz
This will expose the output of both of these healthchecks as pretty-printed JSON at http://localhost:5000/healthz