We built a statechart hosting platform where two actors in the same state can migrate to different versions — here's why that matters
StateKeep has developed a statechart hosting platform that allows actors in the same state to migrate to different versions based on their event history. This approach addresses the challenges of managing long-running stateful workflows without the need for complex migration scripts or maintaining multiple versions of business logic. By using event history fingerprints, the platform ensures that migration decisions are made individually for each actor, enhancing operational efficiency.
- ▪StateKeep's platform allows for version migration based on event history rather than current state.
- ▪This method prevents the need for complex migration scripts and reduces operational complexity.
- ▪Actors can receive different migration decisions during the same deployment, improving workflow management.
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