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A LazyActorRef accumulates messages sent to an actor that doesn't exist yet.
Epoch time stamp in milliseconds.
Number of nanoseconds that passed between two points in time.
Epoch time stamp in nanoseconds.
Epoch time stamp in nanoseconds.
NOTE: This doesn't have any better precision than MilliTimestamp, it is just a convenient way to get a epoch timestamp in nanoseconds.
Number of nanoseconds between a arbitrary origin timestamp provided by the JVM via System.nanoTime()
This class implements an extremely efficient, thread-safe way to generate a incrementing sequence of Longs with a simple Long overflow protection.
Epoch time stamp.
Extension for Future[ActorRef].
Extension for Future[ActorRef]. Try to dispatch a message to a Future[ActorRef] in the same thread if it has already completed or do the regular scheduling otherwise. Specially useful when using the ModuleSupervisor extension to create actors.
For small code blocks that don't need to be run on a separate thread.
A LazyActorRef accumulates messages sent to an actor that doesn't exist yet. Once the actor is created and the LazyActorRef is pointed to it, all the accumulated messages are flushed and any new message sent to the LazyActorRef will immediately be sent to the pointed ActorRef.
This is intended to be used during Kamon's initialization where some components need to use ActorRefs to work (like subscriptions and the trace incubator) but our internal ActorSystem is not yet ready to create the required actors.