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Taskurai Documentation

Introduction​

Orchestrate durable, stateful, and asynchronous business processes seamlessly—without designing, hosting, or maintaining orchestration infrastructure yourself.

Taskurai enables fault-tolerant, long-running operations by combining a fully managed orchestration engine with customer-owned compute. Workloads are executed inside the customer’s Azure subscription, while orchestration complexity is handled as a service—without requiring inbound connectivity or exposing internal environments.

Taskurai is a code-first orchestration and workflow execution platform for modern cloud applications. It provides a practical foundation for offloading background work, coordinating distributed processes, handling load leveling, and scaling asynchronous processing without introducing operational fragility or impacting application responsiveness.

Getting Started​

If you're new to Taskurai, this tutorial will guide you through the initial setup steps.

To get started with Taskurai, follow the Getting started tutorial.

In this tutorial, you will learn:

  • How to set up Taskurai in your own Azure subscription
  • Steps to create a Taskurai solution
  • Creating a sample worker
  • Generating an access token
  • Setting up a sample application for working with tasks
  • Creating your first tasks

We hope this documentation helps you understand and utilize Taskurai effectively. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out!

Availability​

Taskurai is currently available in Public Preview.

The preview phase is intended to support controlled adoption, gather feedback, and refine operational and commercial aspects ahead of general availability.

The Public Preview focuses on stability and measured iteration, allowing teams to adopt Taskurai with confidence and continuity.