ankka for Python
Components in Python — event sourced and key value entities, views, consumers, workflows, timed actions, agents and HTTP endpoints — hosted by the ankka sidecar, the same runtime that hosts a Scala service. Your process decides what should happen; the sidecar owns sharding, the journal, projections, timers, HTTP, the agent loop and the model key.
- Your first service in Python
- Services in other languages — how the sidecar model works
- Python SDK reference — the API, and developing this SDK
- Sidecar protocol
The same pages are in this repository under
docs/.
uv add "ankka==<the version of the platform you deploy to>" # from PyPI, published with every release
Developing the SDK itself, from this directory:
uv sync && uv run python scripts/proto.py && uv run pytest -q && uv run mypy && uv run conformance
ANKKA_CONFORMANCE_SECRETS=secret-manager uv run conformance # the secret cases on the Secret Manager backend
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