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Temporal WorkFlow Training

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Temporal Workflow lets developers write workflows as regular code (in languages like Go, Java, TypeScript, Python), while the Temporal server ensures they run reliably, even across failures or restarts.

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What is Temporal WorkFlow Training about?

This course provides a practical foundation in designing, implementing, and managing long-running workflows using Temporal. Learners will explore core concepts such as Activities, Workers, Task Queues, State Management, and Workflow Reliability. Through hands-on exercises and real-world examples, the training helps participants build robust microservices that can gracefully handle failures, retries, and complex business processes across distributed systems. 

What are the objectives of Temporal WorkFlow Training ?

  • Understand Temporal architecture, components, and workflow execution model. 
  • Design and implement durable workflows and Activities. 
  • Build Workers, Task Queues, and integrate Temporal into microservices. 
  • Handle retries, errors, timeouts, and workflow state management. 
  • Deploy, monitor, and scale Temporal applications in production environments.

Who is Temporal WorkFlow Training for?

  • Software developers working with distributed applications. 
  • DevOps engineers managing workflow orchestration systems. 
  • Solution architects designing fault-tolerant enterprise systems. 
  • Backend engineers building microservices with long-running processes. 
  • Technical teams adopting Temporal for workflow modernization. 

What are the prerequisites for Temporal WorkFlow Training?

Prerequisites:  

  • Basic understanding of microservices and distributed systems. 
  • Familiarity with programming languages like Java, Go, or TypeScript. 
  • Knowledge of APIs and service-to-service communication. 
  • Understanding of cloud deployment and CI/CD concepts. 
  • Experience with workflow or orchestration tools (optional but helpful). 


Learning Path:  

  • Introduction to Temporal Concepts and Architecture. 
  • Building Workflows & Activities using preferred programming SDK. 
  • Developing and Deploying Workers & Task Queues. 
  • Error handling, retries, and workflow versioning best practices. 
  • Monitoring, debugging, and scaling Temporal in production environments. 


Related Courses: 

  • Workflow Orchestration with Apache Airflow. 
  • Microservices Architecture & Design Patterns. 
  • Kubernetes for Application Deployment & Scaling. 
  • Event-Driven Architecture with Kafka.

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

2 Days

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  • What is Temporal and why use it?
  • Workflow orchestration vs choreography
  • Key components: Workers, Activities, Workflows, Task Queues
  • Temporal platform architecture
  • Deterministic workflows
  • Workflow state, history, and event sourcing
  • Activities and retry logic
  • Idempotency and execution guarantees
  • Overview of SDKs (Java, Go, TypeScript, Python)
  • Setting up Temporal server locally
  • Building your first workflow and activity
  • Running workers and testing workflows
  • Signals and Queries
  • Child workflows and workflow chaining
  • Timers, schedules, and cron workflows
  • Versioning and long-term workflow evolution
  • Automatic retries and backoff policies
  • Handling activity failures
  • Ensuring workflow consistency
  • Designing fault-tolerant distributed processes
  • Navigating workflow history
  • Tracking state, errors, and activity execution
  • Workflow debugging techniques
  • Observability and logging best practices
  • Integrating Temporal with REST APIs, message brokers, and databases
  • Using Temporal in event-driven systems
  • Orchestrating microservices with Temporal
  • Running Temporal on Docker / Kubernetes
  • Scaling workers and clusters
  • Security considerations
  • Production-level performance guidelines

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Temporal WorkFlow Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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