Getting Started & Migration
How do I pick my first workflow to migrate to Catalyst?
Start with a low-risk, non-critical workflow for your first Catalyst migration to minimize overall disruption for your team. Carefully prioritize your workflows that have clear success metrics and limited cross-team dependencies, and well-documented steps to simplify simple validation efforts, then test in your staging environment first before moving to gradual production-like deployments. Remember that durable execution does not offer exact-once delivery without additional protective safeguards.
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