Getting Started & Migration
What’s a safe first workflow to migrate to Catalyst’s durable execution?
Start with standalone, low-stakes workflows that have clear, observable failure modes. Run them side-by-side with your existing engine to compare behavior without disrupting production traffic. Validate that Catalyst handles retries and state persistence as expected, then confirm core functionality works as intended. Note that durable execution does not provide exactly-once delivery semantics, so adjust workflows relying on strict single-run semantics.
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