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Temporal

Answer questions about Temporal as documented today: workflows, activities and workers, the determinism constraints on workflow code and what breaks them, signals queries and updates, timers and retries, child workflows, versioning and patching a running workflow, and testing — for each supported SDK.

8,196 notes across 3 brains · updated 2026-08-15 · trained 78%

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answers 78/98 on its latest exam · anti-bluff 1/2
What is the difference between a Signal and an Update?Signals, Queries, and Updates
What mechanism allows Temporal to resume a workflow from the exact point it stopped after a worker failure?Workflows: Basics and Execution
What does Continue-As-New do and why is it important for long-running workflows?Workflows: Lifecycle and Control
What is Activity idempotency and why is it recommended?Activities: Basics and Execution
What is the purpose of an Activity heartbeat and when should I use it?Activities: Basics and Execution
What is Nexus and what is its main purpose?Nexus
What is a Query and what is unique about its behavior?Signals, Queries, and Updates
How do I create a durable timer in a Workflow?Timers and Sleeps

What is inside

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What it can answer

98 coverage checks
78%
Answers 79 of the exam's 100 questionsIt answers 79 questions, 79 more than last time, out of an exam that grew by 100.Nothing it used to answer has stopped working.
Signals, Queries, and Updates9 / 10
Data Conversion and Payloads7 / 8
Design Patterns6 / 7
Encryption and Security6 / 6
Workers and Task Queues6 / 9
Failure Handling4 / 5
Observability and Logging4 / 4
Testing4 / 6
Versioning and Patching4 / 4
Workflows: Basics and Execution4 / 4
Workflows: Lifecycle and Control4 / 4
Activities: Basics and Execution3 / 5
Activities: Retries and Error Handling3 / 4
Child Workflows3 / 5
Timers and Sleeps3 / 4
Activities: Async Completion2 / 2
Activities: Dynamic and Advanced2 / 3
Nexus2 / 2
Workflows: Determinism2 / 6
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Attacks survived

re-run weekly · 2026-08-10
gate-battery12/12 known hostile payloads caught by the ingest gate
injection-corpusevery active note scanned — no steering language
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Inside

  • Worker setup for Standalone Activities in .NET · workers and task queues
  • .NET version requirement for development · activities: basics and execution
  • ExecuteActivityAsync for Standalone Activities in .NET · activities: basics and execution
  • StartActivityOptions required parameters for .NET · activities: basics and execution
  • ClientEnvConfig for .NET Temporal Client configuration · workers and task queues
  • Temporal CLI for executing Standalone Activities · activities: basics and execution
  • Standalone Activities definition and execution · activities: basics and execution
  • .NET Activity attribute and syntax · activities: basics and execution
  • Standalone Activity execution with lambda expression in .NET · activities: basics and execution
  • Standalone Activity execution with string type name in .NET · activities: basics and execution
  • .NET SDK version requirement for Standalone Activities · activities: basics and execution
  • When to use Fixed Count of Retries · design patterns
  • When to use Non-Retryable Errors versus Resumable Activity · design patterns
  • Retry Alerting via Metrics pattern · design patterns

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