Understanding Temporal Activities
Temporal activities are designed to be deterministic, ensuring that external IO calls are managed effectively. They can run indefinitely, with the ability to send heartbeats for progress tracking and graceful cancellation. Additionally, activities support exponential retries, making them robust compared to traditional queue tasks. This flexibility allows for complex workflows to be executed reliably across distributed systems.In this clip
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