The definitive guide to Durable Execution

This post provides a foundational definition and explanation of Durable Execution, framing it as 'crash-proof execution'. It elaborates on the concept by detailing four key characteristics: execution virtualization, no time limitation, automatic state preservation, and hardware agnosticism. The post aims to clarify what Durable Execution is and why it's important for building reliable applications, distinguishing it from typical workflow engines.