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README.md
Workflow Management
This tutorial demonstrates the various APIs to manage a workflow instance, these methods include:
- Scheduling a workflow instance
- Getting a workflow instance state
- Suspending a workflow instance
- Resuming a workflow instance
- Terminating a workflow instance
- Purging a workflow instance
For more information on workflow management, see the Dapr docs.
Inspect the code
Open the app.py file in the tutorials/workflow/python/workflow-management/workflow_-_management/workflow_management folder. This file contains the endpoint definitions that use the workflow management API. The workflow that is being managed is named never_ending_workflow and is a counter that will keep running once it's started.
Run the tutorial
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Use a terminal to navigate to the
tutorials/workflow/python/workflow-management/workflow-managementfolder. -
Install the dependencies using pip:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt -
Navigate one level back to the
workflow-managementfolder and use the Dapr CLI to run the Dapr Multi-App run file```bashdapr run -f .
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Use the first POST request in the
workflowmanagement.httpfile to start the workflow. -
Use other requests in the
workflowmanagement.httpfile to perform other actions on the workflow, such as:- Getting the workflow instance state.
- Suspending & resuming the workflow instance.
- Terminating the workflow instance.
- Purging the workflow instance.
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Stop the Dapr Multi-App run process by pressing
Ctrl+C.