Deployment Targets & Runtimes
How do I avoid rebuilding agent workflows for different deployment targets?
You can avoid rebuilding agent workflows for different deployment targets by using Catalyst’s Dapr-based abstraction layer. This layer decouples agent code from underlying runtime details, letting you deploy the same workflow code across FaaS, Kubernetes, or managed containers without code changes. You will need to test workflows against target-specific constraints such as timeout limits or resource quotas for reliable operation.
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