Workshop 3 - Run Temporal Locally

This lesson focuses on running Temporal server locally and testing the connection with our Spring Boot application from Lesson 2.

What's Provided

Since this lesson is primarily about running external tools and testing connections, there's no new code to write. Instead, you'll:

  1. Install and run Temporal CLI
  2. Start a local Temporal server
  3. Test the connection with your Lesson 2 application
  4. Explore the Temporal Web UI

Prerequisites

Make sure you've completed Lesson 2 and have a working Spring Boot application with Temporal configuration.

Next Steps

Follow the instructions in ../modules/lesson_3/workshop_3.md to:

  1. Install Temporal CLI
  2. Start Temporal server
  3. Run your application and see the successful connection
  4. Explore the Temporal Web UI

Testing Your Setup

After completing the workshop, you should be able to:

  • Run temporal server start-dev successfully
  • See the Temporal Web UI at http://localhost:8233
  • Run your Spring Boot app and see "✅ Temporal worker started successfully!"
  • View your worker in the Temporal Web UI

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