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Temporal: A Durable Execution Platform with Failure Retries
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Temporal: A Durable Execution Platform with Failure Retries

Temporal is a durable execution platform for developers. It organizes application logic into workflows, handles intermittent failures, and retries failed operations. This repository contains the server source code, with README instructions for local development, Go and Java samples, and CLI usage.

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Project language

Go

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Application area

Productivity

Project type

Workflow

License

MIT

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24,072 · 10/30/2026

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Project overview

Temporal is a durable execution platform for reliably running application logic called Workflows. Here, durable execution means handling intermittent failures during execution and retrying failed operations. The project originated as a fork of Uber's Cadence and is developed by Temporal Technologies. This repository contains the Temporal server source code, primarily written in Go, and lists the MIT license. Implementing Workflows, Activities, and Workers requires a supported development language and its corresponding development guide.

Use cases

Temporal suits developers building applications that need to handle intermittent failures and retry failed operations, or that organize application logic into workflows. For an introduction, developers can start a local development server, run Go or Java samples, and inspect workflows through the command line or web interface.

What it does and problems it solves

The Temporal server executes workflows reliably and automatically handles intermittent failures and retries of failed operations, helping developers build applications that support scalability and reliability. The repository provides the server implementation; application-specific Workflows, Activities, and Workers must be implemented separately. Go and Java samples support learning, but the README explicitly notes that the sample collections differ between the two languages.

How to use

1. Install Temporal and start the local development server by following the installation steps below. 2. In the original repository provided below this page, find the Go or Java samples entry in the README. Obtain the corresponding clone address or download entry and select a sample. 3. Follow the selected sample repository's instructions to run it with the local Temporal server. The supplied material does not include sample dependency setup or exact run commands; consult the corresponding sample repository. 4. Run `temporal operator namespace list` in the command line to list namespaces, and `temporal workflow list` to list workflows. 5. To view sample workflow execution through a browser, use Temporal Web UI. Its access address has been removed from the supplied material; consult the original repository or the Web UI documentation it references for the address.

Installation

1. The README's installation method uses Homebrew's `brew` command. If that command is unavailable in your environment, the supplied material does not explain how to install Homebrew or specify applicable operating systems. First consult the Temporal CLI installation documentation referenced by the original repository. 2. In a command-line environment where `brew` is available, run `brew install temporal` to install the Temporal CLI. 3. After installation, run `temporal server start-dev` to start the local development server. The README presents these commands as a way to start a pre-built service with its dependencies. 4. For other installation methods, consult the Temporal CLI documentation referenced by the original repository. To build and run the server from source, consult `CONTRIBUTING.md` in the repository. The supplied material does not include detailed source build steps.

Source and usage notes

- Original repository: https://github.com/temporalio/temporal - Source revision: 0e9d1cc6ffaa1c05a0096c6ed5dd9e10c3a481fa This listing links to the upstream repository. It does not provide a verified download package, and the complete workflow has not been independently validated. This description was organized and translated with AI from public upstream material. Refer to the original repository for capabilities, setup requirements, costs, and license terms.

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