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by gvdongen 13d ago
Yes it does: https://docs.restate.dev/services/deploy/cloudflare-workers
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by gvdongen 13d ago
If a handler starts a sleep/human approval/RPC call, or so, then this timer/promise is persisted in Restate's journal. Restate does the waiting. The handler process itself can suspend (e.g. on a serverless function), and
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by gvdongen 13d ago
Hi! I work for Restate A few key differences. Restate has a more flexible programming model. You don't write workflows with activitities, but just durable processes/handlers. Durable steps execute inline and get persisted over an
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Agent checkpointing is far from production-grade resiliency(restate.dev)
3 points by gvdongen 3mo ago|1 comments
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by gvdongen 3mo ago
As agents run longer and spend more money, many agent frameworks are adding resiliency features like checkpoint recovery and pause-resume approvals. But to get your agent to production, checkpointing is not enough. There is quite a big gap
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Updating AI Agents safely in production(restate.dev)
1 points by gvdongen 7mo ago|1 comments
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by gvdongen 7mo ago
AI agents often run for minutes, hours, or even days. This makes deploying new versions tricky: what happens if an agent starts on one version of your code and resumes later after you’ve deployed another? If you swap out code from under an
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by gvdongen 2y ago
We've used purely excalidraw. Nice to hear you like them!
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by gvdongen 2y ago
Here is a fan-out example for async tasks: https://docs.restate.dev/use-cases/async-tasks#parallelizing... First, a number of tasks are scheduled, and then their results are collected (fan-in). This probably comes clos
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by gvdongen 2y ago
Here is another example in the examples repo which does compensation. There is also a Java one https://github.com/restatedev/examples/blob/main/basics/basi...