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.. _microkernel:
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Microkernel
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Download Akka Modules
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Download the full Akka Modules distribution from http://akka.io/downloads
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Build latest version from source
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To build the latest version see :ref:`building-akka-modules`.
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Run the microkernel
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To start the kernel use the scripts in the ``bin`` directory.
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All services are configured in the ``config/akka.conf`` configuration file. See
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the Akka documentation on Configuration for more details. Services you want to
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be started up automatically should be listed in the list of ``boot`` classes in
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the configuration.
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Put your application in the ``deploy`` directory.
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Akka Home
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Note that the microkernel needs to know where the Akka home is (the base
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directory of the microkernel). The above scripts do this for you. Otherwise, you
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can set Akka home by:
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* Specifying the ``AKKA_HOME`` environment variable
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* Specifying the ``-Dakka.home`` java option
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.. _hello-microkernel:
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Hello Microkernel
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=================
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There is a very simple Akka Mist sample project included in the microkernel
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``deploy`` directory. Start the microkernel with the start script and then go to
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http://localhost:9998 to say Hello to the microkernel.
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