Deployment Targets & Runtimes
How do managed container services handle durable agent workloads?
Managed container services can effectively support durable agent workloads when configured properly. Many, including Catalyst-backed deployments, leverage portable framework support like Dapr, retain execution context across restarts, limit network transfers to only explicit API calls, and let you deploy containerized agent workflows without rewriting code. A key caveat is to ensure the service does not enforce strict inactivity timeouts that terminate idle, long-running workflow processes.
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