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Simplify durable execution events monitoring of example for beginners #161
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Thanks a lot for your suggestion @y12studio. I like your idea to make it easier for first-time Restate users to get things up and running. The one thing I would actually exclude from the docker compose script is the actual curl. Do you think that such a compose file would be helpful?
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This should be updated as examples got updated
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@pavan4 do you want to open a PR for such a docker compose setup? |
Thanks @pavan4. I've pinged Giselle, who maintains our examples to take a look at it. |
Currently, newcomers to Restate example face a challenge when trying to understand the sequence of durable execution events. They need to monitor multiple terminals simultaneously, which can be overwhelming and confusing. To enhance the learning experience and provide clearer guidance, I recommend introducing a new section in the basics-typescript/README.md file, specifically focused on 'Running Examples with Docker Compose'.
Expected benefits:
By implementing this change, we can significantly lower the entry barrier for beginners, helping them grasp the core concepts of durable execution more quickly and effectively.
compose.yaml
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