Deployment Targets & Runtimes
Can I deploy Catalyst agent workflows to managed container services?
Yes, you can deploy Catalyst agent workflows to managed container services. Catalyst leverages Dapr to abstract important core container runtime details, letting workloads persist their execution state across container restarts or platform service updates without relying on any third-party proprietary runtime tools. A key caveat is that long-running workflows may face significant uptime limits on container instances imposed by the underlying managed service provider you choose for your cloud deployments.
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