Python SDK: The Release
Blog post from Temporal
Temporal has released a new Python SDK that makes it easier to enable durable execution in Python applications. The SDK was initially community-driven, but is now fully featured and officially supported by Temporal. It allows for the creation of durable execution systems that persist each step taken by code, ensuring that if the process or container running the code dies, the code will continue running in another process with all state intact. The SDK can be installed using the Temporal CLI or Python's temporalio package. A basic usage example is provided in the samples repo: hello_activity.py. Temporal also offers a variety of sample applications and resources to help users learn more about its capabilities.
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