Durable-Task-Scheduler
Build fault-tolerant workflows that survive crashes and restarts
All Skills in This Repository (4)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsdurable-functions-dotnet
Orchestrate Azure Functions workflows using the Durable Task Scheduler.
durable-task-java
Orchestrate durable Java workflows with the Durable Task Scheduler.
durable-task-python
Connect Python applications to the Durable Task Scheduler for stateful workflows.
durable-task-dotnet
Implement durable .NET workflows with the Durable Task SDK.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Durable-Task-Scheduler?โผ
Run `npx skills add Azure-Samples/Durable-Task-Scheduler --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What is the Durable Task Scheduler used for?โผ
It is a fully managed Azure backend for running durable workflows that automatically survive crashes, restarts, and redeployments. It removes the need to manage storage accounts, retry logic, or state persistence yourself.
How do I migrate Durable Functions to Durable Task Scheduler?โผ
The migrate-backend-to-dts skill walks you through updating host.json, swapping backend packages, and configuring identity-based authentication. It covers migrations from Azure Storage, Netherite, and MSSQL backends.
Which languages do these skills support?โผ
The skills cover .NET, Python, Java, and JavaScript/TypeScript, for both the Durable Task SDKs and Azure Durable Functions. Each skill includes quick starts, workflow patterns, and determinism rules for that language.
Can I test workflows locally without Azure?โผ
Yes. The skills show how to run the Docker-based DTS emulator locally with a built-in dashboard at localhost:8082, so you can develop and debug orchestrations with zero Azure dependency.
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