Glossary
The following terms have specific definitions within the context of the Temporal Platform.
The following terms have specific definitions within the context of the Temporal Platform.
Configure and track performance metrics for Temporal Cloud.
You can interact with Temporal Server via one of its APIs.
A Command is a requested action issued by a Worker to the Temporal Service after a Workflow Task Execution completes.
Events are created by the Temporal Service in response to external occurrences and Commands generated by a Workflow Execution.
The Temporal Service emits a range of metrics to help operators get visibility into the Cluster’s performance and set up alerts.
The Temporal SDKs emit metrics from Temporal Client usage and Worker Processes.
You can run the Temporal Server as a Go application by including the server package `go.temporal.io/server/temporal` and using it to create and start a Temporal Server.
Much of the behavior of a Temporal Service is configured using the `development.yaml` file.
Temporal Service provides dynamic configuration keys that you can update and apply to a running Temporal Service without restarting your services.
The Temporal Web UI Server uses a configuration file for many of the UI's settings.
How to set environmental variables for Temporal Web UI.
How to set the docker environmental variables quickly.