Comment on How to think about durable executionComments−dminor8moWe recently started using DBOS for durable execution - it's much easier to integrate than Temporal and it Just Uses Postgres(tm), which is nice.−MasterJJ8moHave you compared with LittleHorse.io? Seems like that would be durable and easier for workflows and retries etc−dminor8moFirst time hearing of it.At first glance it looks more complicated than DBOS, not easier. DBOS is just a library and doesn't require a special DSL.Also we use node which it Little horse doesn't seem to support.−nzoschke8moAnother happy DBOS user here. It slides right into our existing Postgres usage and has a simple Go SDK.−smurda8moI've been using Restate for durable execution. The TypeScript SDK was easy to use.
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We recently started using DBOS for durable execution - it's much easier to integrate than Temporal and it Just Uses Postgres(tm), which is nice.
Have you compared with LittleHorse.io? Seems like that would be durable and easier for workflows and retries etc
First time hearing of it.
At first glance it looks more complicated than DBOS, not easier. DBOS is just a library and doesn't require a special DSL.
Also we use node which it Little horse doesn't seem to support.
Another happy DBOS user here. It slides right into our existing Postgres usage and has a simple Go SDK.
I've been using Restate for durable execution. The TypeScript SDK was easy to use.