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The orchestration engine for teams who ship. 🚀
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    New Feature: Workflow Pause → Temporarily stop a workflow from executing new runs → While the workflow is paused, new runs will automatically queue up to a queue TTL and all in-flight runs continue to run Read the docs: docs.hatchet.run/v1/pausing-wor…
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    Sep 3
    If you've read the Hatchet docs or been on the website lately, you'll recognize these animations. The original seed / inspiration for part of the design direction of the Hatchet website came from New York City subway panels (we're HQ'd in Brooklyn, after all). For an
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    Sep 3
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    Our designer (the fantastic @grazsebastian) built us an entire animation engine. It uses the native `requestAnimationFrame` and CSS under the hood. A good visualization is worth a ton, and I've always wanted an easier way to create them for the Hatchet website and docs. For a
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    Sep 1
    Here's a peek at how the Hatchet control plane works under the hood when provisioning a new tenant. Every time you click "Create tenant," a Hatchet workflow fires and gets you a new tenant back in less than a second using a SAGA pattern.
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    Alexander Belanger
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    Sep 1
    I see a lot of talk about Postgres sharding, and I'd like to encourage people to consider a strategy where each shard is entirely self-contained (without needing a global router or query planner) before looking into a third-party sharding solution. This might not work for every
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    Aug 26
    We hold this truth to be self-evident: not all tasks are created equal. 📢‼️ Our new Slot Costs API lets tasks consume different amounts of slots on workers, which can be used as a proxy for allocating memory or weighing some runs on workers more heavily than others.
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    Aug 25
    We're really excited to unveil Hatchet Embedded, now available for TypeScript, Python, and Go! 🔥🚀 Hatchet Embedded provides a lightweight way to run a full Hatchet engine inside of your workers, useful for local development, end-to-end testing, and CI.
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