Run recurring jobs, delayed tasks, and distributed workloads using the databases you already have.
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Install DurableStack, create a job, and run your first workload in just a few lines of code.
using DurableStack;
var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
builder.Services.AddDurableStack();Once connected, DurableStack tracks runs, failures, retries, and latency out of the box.
DurableStack helps teams ship background processing faster without stitching together schedulers, dashboards, alerting tools, and custom retry logic by hand.
Replace a patchwork of cron jobs, queue workers, and one-off scripts with a consistent execution model. Your jobs stay in your app, while orchestration and runtime concerns stay in DurableStack.
This keeps business logic close to your codebase and cuts down coordination overhead across teams.
See job health in real time with run timelines, failure trends, and worker status. Set clear alert rules so your team knows what broke, where it broke, and how urgent it is.
DurableStack is built for real workloads: retries with backoff, dead-letter handling, idempotency patterns, and clear visibility into execution outcomes.
Whether you are supporting one service or many, you can scale with confidence without rewriting core scheduling infrastructure.
Pipe execution events into your existing telemetry stack. DurableStack plays nicely with OpenTelemetry and supports event sink integrations so you can route data where your team already works.
Use the storage systems you already trust. DurableStack is designed to run across common relational and cloud database backends.
DurableStack is open source and built in the open. You can inspect the code, follow the roadmap, and contribute improvements through GitHub.
That means no black boxes: just transparent infrastructure your team can trust and extend.