resonate-durable-sleep-scheduled-work-typescript

Durable sleep in TypeScript workflows is implemented using generator functions with yield* ctx.sleep(...) to pause execution safely. This approach ensures delays survive restarts and crashes without holding resources, enabling reliable long-running scheduling.

Durable sleep is a crash-safe delay mechanism that pauses and resumes workflows without resource consumption. You need it for countdowns, scheduled reminders, recurring notifications, and multi-stage flows spanning minutes to weeks across restarts.

Yes, ctx.sleep supports backoff patterns and recurring notifications within TypeScript SDK workflows. It provides idempotent sleep semantics that survive restarts, making it suitable for time-based scheduling across delayed multi-stage flows.

Yes, Resonate durable sleep is designed for generator-based workflows using Context in the TypeScript SDK. It applies idempotent sleep semantics that ensure delays survive crashes and restarts across minutes to weeks.

The best way to handle long-running delays is using durable sleep with ctx.sleep() in Resonate workflows. This approach provides crash-safe scheduling that spans minutes to weeks, allowing workflows to pause and resume without losing progress.

Scheduled workflow delays fail after crashes when they lack durable sleep semantics. Using ctx.sleep() in Resonate TypeScript workflows provides crash-safe, idempotent delays that survive restarts and resume execution reliably without resource consumption.