If you’ve ever built or maintained a background job system in production, you’ve likely dealt with the following issues:
Traditional job queues aren’t cutting it anymore. Homegrown systems may seem effective at first, but stitching on reliability, isolation, and observability on top of a job queue is exceedingly difficult for teams, especially in production and at scale. With Temporal Standalone Activities, you can now build a job system that is reliable at scale, automatically retried, and fairly scheduled, with full lifecycle controls and built-in visibility.
Join us for a webinar with Temporal's product team and Coinbase as we walk through how Standalone Activities work, and hear firsthand how Coinbase replaced their homegrown job queue system with Temporal.
In this webinar you’ll learn about the following:
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Senior Staff Product Manager
Temporal Technologies
Phil Prasek is a Sr. Staff Product Manager at Temporal where he is working on durable execution in multi-team environments. Phil previously led Product for the core platform at Apollo GraphQL including Apollo Federation and the Apollo Router, a high-performance supergraph runtime. Phil’s past roles at Upbound working on Crossplane, Chef, and HPE bring over two decades of experience with a mix of open source and enterprise in dev tooling, control planes, and infrastructure as a service.
Software Engineer
Coinbase
Edward Zhu is a Software Engineer on the Platform team at Coinbase, where he focuses on infrastructure orchestration and reliability. He has led Temporal self-hosted to cloud migration efforts and is currently driving the adoption of Standalone Activities to replace Coinbase's legacy background jobs infrastructure. Edward works at the intersection of platform engineering and developer experience, helping Coinbase's engineering teams move to modern, durable execution patterns at scale.
