Hatchet Howto

Hatchet is a distributed, fault-tolerant task queue that solves scaling challenges like concurrency, fairness, and rate limiting for building more resilient web applications.
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How to Use Hatchet

Install Hatchet SDK: Install the Hatchet SDK for your preferred programming language (Python, TypeScript, or Go) using the package manager for that language.
Register your function: Use the Hatchet SDK to register the function you want to run as a background task. This defines the task for Hatchet.
Start a Hatchet worker: Start a Hatchet worker process that will listen for and execute tasks. This worker runs in your own infrastructure.
Trigger function execution: From your application code, use the Hatchet SDK to push an event that triggers execution of your registered function on the worker.
Monitor execution: Use Hatchet's observability features to monitor task execution, view logs, and track metrics for your running tasks.
Add additional features: Leverage Hatchet's additional features like retries, scheduling, concurrency controls, etc. by configuring them through the SDK.

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Hatchet is a distributed, fault-tolerant task queue designed to solve scaling problems like concurrency, fairness, and rate limiting for web applications. It replaces traditional message brokers and pub/sub systems.

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