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whoiskatrin
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Comment #45617911
Yes, you can, we will publish an example soon
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Comment #45617858
Nanda is a great! https://x.com/nandafyi?s=21&t=eqRzxHltMiNrLXlna5kBEQ
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Comment #45611154
it barely had any features then, this version is full of new functionality: streaming logs, long running processes, code interpreter and lots of other things and full docs site as …
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Comment #45610926
If anyone is curious, more details on our SDK can be found here actually https://github.com/cloudflare/sandbox-sdk
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Comment #43116166
Great read. How does it handle out-of-order events or scenarios where events need to be processed in strict order across different partitions? Are there built-in mechanisms to enfo…
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Comment #42813229
whats your take on handling log compaction to prevent unbounded growth, especially in systems with high write throughput?
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Comment #40659374
Pull handlers would make integration much easier, I think
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Comment #40659224
The cloud setup was super fast! I used it for an existing app + restate TS sdk, really took a few steps to get things up and running! Looking forward to more support for nextjs/nod…
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Comment #40658936
Tried the Cloud today! Very cool, looking forward to pull handlers
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Comment #39628102
Where could I find a product roadmap to track which SDKs are next? V keen on Go and Ruby! Great release!!
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Comment #39523564
I think it's important to understand that this was his opinion in 2021. Things have changed since, and hopefully, all these solutions are available now.
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Comment #39481236
How does Restate handle the scalability challenges, especially when dealing with the state management of long-running processes, without compromising performance?
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Comment #39265836
I'd love a deep technical comparison, but it would also be great to understand if Restate is better than Temporal for specific use cases and vice versa. When someone should choose …