📄️ Creating a subscription
Prerequisites
📄️ Setup local machine
To start with Taskurai, you need to setup your local development environment.
📄️ Create a solution
For easy setup and maintenance of a Taskurai resource, a solution file is created. This file can be maintained in source control and can be reapplied to update an existing resource or setup new resources.
📄️ Creating a hub
Compute and state storage is deployed in your own Azure Subscription. This section will guide you to setup a Taskurai Hub.
📄️ Deploying a default state store
In this step, the default state store is created in the Hub (all resources reside in your own subscription).
📄️ Deploying a sample worker
In this step, a sample worker container is used.
📄️ Creating an access token
To interact with the Taskurai API, you need to create a personal access token (PAT).
📄️ Setup sample application
In this step, you'll create a small console program to create and interact with some tasks.
📄️ Working with tasks
In this step, we will extend the console application created in the previous step.
📄️ Adding team members
This step explains how to add team members to Taskurai.
📄️ Cleaning up resources
To optimize costs, it's recommended to clean up the resources created in the examples. However, note that some sections of this manual build upon these examples, so it's best to perform the cleanup after completing your learning journey with Taskurai.
📄️ Congratulations!
You have just learned the basics of Taskurai.