Implementing workflows using Temporal.io
The Temporal.io server manages loosely coupled workflows and activities, those not limited by the architecture of the Temporal.io platform. Thus, all workflow components are coded from the ground up without hooks and callable methods appearing in the implementation. The server expects the execution of activities rather than tasks. In BPMN, an activity is more complex than a task. The server is responsible for building a fault-tolerant workflow because it can recover failed activity execution by restarting its execution from the start.
So, let us begin this topic with the Temporal.io server setup.
Setting up the environment
The Temporal.io server has an installer for macOS, Windows, and Linux platforms. For Windows users, download the ZIP file from the https://temporal.download/cli/archive/latest?platform=windows&arch=amd64 link. Then, unzip the file to the local machine. Start the server using the temporal server
start-dev
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