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How is this different from k8s? Maybe I am missing the point?
by datadeft 4y ago
How is this different from k8s? Maybe I am missing the point?
- lorendsr 4y agoIt's a way of writing code that can't fail to execute, even if services are down or the process dies. Here's more info and a small example: https://temporal.io/blog/building-reliable-distributed-systems-in-node https://temporal.io/blog/building-reliable-distributed-syste...