Getting Started & Migration
When migrating interdependent agent services, how do I sequence the adoption of durable execution to avoid ordering issues during intermediate states?
Begin with the most downstream service that has the fewest incoming dependencies, making it durable first. This limits the blast radius and allows upstream services to gradually adopt durability without being forced to handle inconsistent states. Verify each service’s durability contract through integration tests that simulate upstream failures. Ensure that durable–non‑durable interactions rely on at-least-once delivery and explicit acknowledgement to prevent double-processing during migration.
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