Hatchet

The orchestration engine for teams who ship. 🚀

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

Did you ever hear the one about three workers who walk into an S3 bucket? They all processed the same object. 🥁 Ba dum tss.

(That's a really bad joke and also a bad thing that happens without concurrency control. We can't fix our sense of humor but we can help with the second part.)

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

Check out our latest cookbook on processing S3 objects at scale ⬇️

https://t.co/HT5qgPd2Tr

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

Did you ever hear the one about three workers who walk into an S3 bucket? They all processed the same object. 🥁 Ba dum tss.

(That's a really bad joke and also a bad thing that happens without concurrency control. We can't fix our sense of humor but we can help with the second part.)

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

@abelanger5

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

@abelanger5

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

@abelanger5

[Alexander Belanger @abelanger5]

You too can build a workflow engine. Here's a blueprint on how to do it, which I've called "durable execution the hard way."

The first seven lessons are out now!

https://t.co/AFuCuL11v6

[gabe ruttner @gabe_ruttner]

Just checking in from the @hatchet_dev woodworking offsite in the Jamaican countryside to reflect on how amazing the latest advances in AI are.

Not sure what 'Chijeps' are, though.

[Alexander Belanger @abelanger5]

🙋

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

@jakesullypecs @meganeoleary I have feelings too, you know.

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

@gabe_ruttner

[gabe ruttner @gabe_ruttner]

Celery was my go-to task queue when building... but lets just say there was a reason I started @hatchet_dev

[Alexander Belanger @abelanger5]

I have many thoughts on the pitfalls of using Celery in Python applications based on years of personal experience and conversations with users.

So many in fact, that I wrote a blog post about them: https://t.co/LkV0ZXRWmP

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

Check it out here: https://t.co/pP63uj0tMk

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

We just published a guide for teams moving from Celery to Hatchet, including common Celery patterns, the Hatchet replacements, and what to watch out for.

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

Say Sláinte 🇮🇪 Bonjour 🇫🇷 Hola 🇪🇸 Hej 🇸🇪 Hallo 🇩🇪 to Hatchet EU! 🌍 We're now available in eu-west-1.

Sign up at https://t.co/4THKIooxu0 to get up and running.

[Igor Kupczyński @igor_kupczynski]

It’s really nice to see Google launching AX https://t.co/N6Pqpoxkst

Agents are making async workflows, including durable execution, much more prominent. Running agents in production means a lot of unreliable RPCs, with all the consequences: retries, waits, rate limits, partial failures, and resuming work without duplicating expensive steps.

At @hatchet_dev, we bet that this is where the infrastructure is going.

🧵

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

Big news! We just rolled out new regions in us-east-1 and eu-west-1, now available on https://t.co/4THKIooxu0.

#HatchetWorldwide

[Megan O'Leary @meganeoleary]

customer meeting in times square = opportunity to visit the m&m store = custom @hatchet_dev m&ms 😋

[Alexander Belanger @abelanger5]

Great to meet with the @SweetspotGov team! Sweetspot is using Hatchet for document processing pipelines, we spent some time today optimizing their setup for lower latency and scale.

Excited to see how far we can push Hatchet as they continue to ramp up their workflows. 🔥

[Hatchet @hatchet_dev]

New in Hatchet 1.22.3: Our TypeScript SDK is now compatible with Bun! 🪓