resonate-supabase-deployments-typescript

Supabase Edge Functions support durable workflows by integrating the Resonate shim, which provides checkpointed processing triggered by HTTP or events. This enables reliable execution and optional DB-backed progress tracking for long-running tasks.

Checkpointed processing with Resonate works by coordinating long-running tasks on Supabase Edge Functions using start and probe endpoints. This ensures reliable execution by saving progress, optionally tracking it in a database, and allowing workflows to resume without data loss.

Yes, a Resonate server endpoint URL is required to coordinate durable workflows on Supabase Edge Functions. You also need a Supabase project configured with edge functions and the ability to run TypeScript/Deno code.

Yes, you can track workflow progress in your database using Supabase Edge Functions. The Resonate integration supports optional DB-backed progress tracking to monitor the state and lifecycle of long-running tasks.

The best way to trigger durable workflows on Supabase Edge Functions is via HTTP requests or events using the Resonate shim. You deploy start endpoints to initiate checkpointed tasks and probe endpoints to check their execution status.

You should avoid using Resonate for Supabase Edge Functions if your tasks are short-lived and do not require checkpointed processing or DB progress tracking. It is designed specifically for reliable, long-running workflows that need to survive interruptions.