Deploying an updated version of Temporal workflow code can result in errors if there are non-deterministic changes to the code. Determinism is verified during the “replay“ process that rebuilds the last known state of an ongoing workflow in order to continue its execution. Rebuilding execution state enables Temporal to support long-sleeping workflows and reliably relocate workflow executions to another worker when one crashes.

Managing your own Temporal cluster is a daunting task. Between the four core services, the myriad of metrics to monitor, and a separate persistence service, it's a sizeable undertaking for any team. This post begins a new series that will review the work involved in hosting Temporal yourself and try to demystify it.

This article will show how to create a JavaScript component for sharing content through social media link (bit-social) and make it distributable to a wide audience using AMD, CommonJS, or even script tags.