📄️ Server
Deploy and configure the Durable Workflow standalone server.
📄️ Deployment Modes
Choose embedded Laravel mode or the standalone server without changing the Durable Workflow v2 contract.
📄️ Cloud Control Plane
Freeze the Durable Workflow Cloud control-plane contract, runtime-target boundary, worker connectivity model, and support-led topology edge.
📄️ Server Config Reference
Reference for Durable Workflow server environment variables, defaults, legacy aliases, and runtime infrastructure settings.
📄️ Server API Reference
HTTP reference for Durable Workflow server control-plane, worker-plane, namespace, storage, schedule, and system endpoints.
📄️ Server Role Topology
Interpret the /api/cluster/info topology manifest for Durable Workflow server roles, scaling boundaries, failure domains, and migration steps.
📄️ Namespace, Auth, And Worker Registration
Reference for server namespace resolution, role-scoped authentication, and worker registration contracts.
📄️ Worker Compatibility and Routing
Keep worker build rollouts safe by pinning in-flight work to compatible executors and making rollout gaps explicit.
📄️ Embedded to Server Migration
Move a Laravel embedded v2 deployment to the standalone Durable Workflow server.
📄️ CLI
Install and use the Durable Workflow CLI to operate the standalone server.
📄️ CLI Command Reference
Reference for Durable Workflow CLI commands, stable output modes, common options, and failure behavior.
📄️ Python SDK
The Python SDK is a thin, async-first client for the Durable Workflow server. It lets Python processes start, observe, signal, and cancel workflows through the server's control-plane API, and register as workers that execute workflow tasks and activities.
📄️ CLI and Python Parity
Run the same Durable Workflow control-plane operation from dw and the Python SDK.