DBOS @dbos.dev · Oct 16 Most systems treat durability as optional. But failures aren’t rare, they’re inevitable. Servers crash, containers restart, network calls fail, and logic errors surface in production. Each time this happens, devs scramble to rebuild context, retry operations, or recover partially completed work. 🧵
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2/ We believe durability should be a default property of the execution model itself. Traditional approaches to building resilient applications rely on external workflow engines or orchestration systems.