Brilliant walkthrough of Temporal's real value proposition. The part about writing compensation logic explicitly instead of burrying it in retry handlers is huge becasue I've debugged way too many systems where failure recovery was scattered across message queues and cron jobs. Treating durable execution as infrastructure rather than a pattern you build yourself each time saves so much accidental complexity.
Great article! I have implemented a state machine using postgres for a verification system but I did all the workflow logic by myself. This is definetely a better approach, specially because of the temporal UI tracks everything. Here is the official temporal.io helm charts to deploy to k8s https://github.com/temporalio/helm-charts
Brilliant walkthrough of Temporal's real value proposition. The part about writing compensation logic explicitly instead of burrying it in retry handlers is huge becasue I've debugged way too many systems where failure recovery was scattered across message queues and cron jobs. Treating durable execution as infrastructure rather than a pattern you build yourself each time saves so much accidental complexity.
Great article! I have implemented a state machine using postgres for a verification system but I did all the workflow logic by myself. This is definetely a better approach, specially because of the temporal UI tracks everything. Here is the official temporal.io helm charts to deploy to k8s https://github.com/temporalio/helm-charts
Thanks for the addition! 🙏