Migrating a production Temporal cluster is high stakes. A poorly planned cutover can disrupt active Workflows, impact uptime, and introduce operational risk.
For teams considering a move from self-hosted Temporal to Temporal Cloud, this webinar explores migration strategies, tradeoffs, and what it takes to achieve a zero-downtime migration. We also discuss when a cloud migration is the right choice, and when certain workloads may be better suited to remain self-hosted.
Experts from Temporal and Bitovi explain how Temporal's automated migration capabilities work and share operational patterns for planning and executing a successful cutover. Drawing on experience planning and executing production Temporal migrations, Bitovi shares practical lessons and common pitfalls, followed by a code walk-through.
Staff Solutions Architect
Temporal Technologies
Dustin Ruehle is a Staff Solutions Architect at Temporal, where he helps enterprise teams build systems that survive failure as well as the harder problem of runaway success. Over 20+ years in software engineering and architecture, he's been a developer, an architect, and an engineering leader, spanning cloud-native and modernization efforts across financial services, aerospace, media, and enterprise software.
Those years included stops at Broadcom, VMware, and Pivotal. What he enjoys most is the moment a tricky distributed-systems concept clicks for a team and they see what Temporal makes possible.
Developer Consultant
Bitovi
Mark Barley is a Developer Consultant at Bitovi with over 10 years of experience in data management systems. For the past year, Mark has been leading Temporal cluster migrations, working hands-on with strategies including dual worker and drain-and-switch approaches to help teams move to Temporal Cloud with minimal disruption.
