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Apr 10, 2025 1 hr 40 min

The era of durable execution (Interview)

from The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source

Stephan Ewen, Founder and CEO of Restate.dev joins the show to talk about the coming era of resilient apps, the meaning of and what it takes to achieve idempotency, this world of stateful durable execution functions, and when it makes sense to reach for this tech.

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  1. 0:00 This week on The Changelog
  2. 0:56 Sponsor: Retool
  3. 3:46 Start the show!
  4. 6:56 Demystify Idempotency
  5. 9:09 Achieving Idempotency
  6. 11:38 Where does the word Idempotency come from?
  7. 13:53 Why solve this problem? Why you?
  8. 22:51 Leaving Flink
  9. 29:15 Sponsor: Heroku
  10. 31:56 What is durability?
  11. 39:22 When should I reach for this?
  12. 46:03 The era of Resilent Apps as a service (RAaaS)?
  13. 49:32 Marketing challenge of resilience
  14. 53:50 Tangent: Why are AI agent demos booking flights?
  15. 55:27 Sponsor: Augment Code
  16. 58:57 Adam predicts that "this is the year" of durable and resilience
  17. 1:10:46 Infra required for Restate
  18. 1:15:16 It's Schrödinger's cat
  19. 1:19:22 Publishing Changelog with Restate?
  20. 1:30:41 This new world of durable execution functions
  21. 1:36:13 Changelog.com/community
  22. 1:36:34 Closing thoughts?
  23. 1:38:24 More thoughts and closing

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