When operating DBOS durable workflows in production, we strongly recommend connecting your application to Conductor. Conductor is the control plane for your durable workflows, providing:
High availability: In a distributed environment with many executors running durable workflows, Conductor automatically detects when a workflow is interrupted (for example, if its executor disconnects or crashes) and recovers the workflow to another healthy executor.
Workflow and queue observability: Conductor provides dashboards of all active and past workflows and all queued tasks as well as real-time workflow visualization.
Workflow and queue management: From the Conductor dashboard, you can pause any workflow execution, start any stopped or enqueued workflow, or restart any workflow from a specific step. This is useful for rapidly responding to incidents or debugging.
Managed Retention Policies: From the Conductor dashboard, manage how much workflow history each of your applications should retain and for how long to retain it.
Observability Integrations: Conductor exposes metrics about your applications' workflows, steps, and executors from a Prometheus-compatible endpoint, so you can monitor your DBOS applications in Datadog, Grafana, or any other tool that understands the OpenMetrics format.
Highlights
Distributed workflow recovery: In a distributed environment with many executors running durable workflows, Conductor automatically detects when a workflow is interrupted (for example, if its executor disconnects or crashes) and recovers the workflow to another healthy executor.
Workflow and queue observability: Conductor provides dashboards of all active and past workflows and all queued tasks as well as real-time workflow visualization.
Managed Retention Policies: From the Conductor dashboard, manage how much workflow history each of your applications should retain and for how long to retain it.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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You buy DBOS Conductor through a single contract dimension: the DBOS Teams plan, billed by units. This is a commitment-based plan for managing durable workflows and AI agents. It includes a set monthly allowance of user seats, managed applications, and workflow checkpoints (records of workflows, steps, and transactions). If you use more checkpoints than your included monthly amount, you buy extra checkpoints per million. Your service continues if you exceed limits; you then adjust usage or raise your subscription limits. Pricing scales with the number of units you purchase.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one checkpoint for billing purposes?
A checkpoint is a recorded step in your durable workflows. It includes each workflow, step, and transaction the system tracks. Your plan includes a set monthly checkpoint allowance. Once you pass that allowance, you buy extra checkpoints priced per million.
What happens to my cost and service if I exceed my included monthly checkpoints?
Your service keeps running without interruption. You get an email notice that you passed your usage limits. You can then reduce usage or raise your subscription limits. Extra checkpoints beyond your allowance are billed per million.
Does this plan run my workflows, or do I host them myself?
The plan does not run your workflows. Your applications execute them using the open source durable execution library, which you can run anywhere. This plan gives you a console to monitor, manage, recover, version, and fork those workflows. You bring your own database.
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