👍 could be nice !

@ggrebert any help would be appreciated! Thank you so much for the GRPC fix!

with pleasure.
and thank you for Quakus Insight ❤️

For the docker-compose, the default one seems to be too large (pg + elasticsearch + temporal)

What to you think about the MySQL one?

I am OK with whatever one works. I didn't know if we would have to turn that Docker Compose into a single container on DockerHub to make it work with TestContainers?

We should:

• create 2 containers:
  • temporalio/auto-setup
  • temporalio/ui
• create a default config to use sqlite
• add an option to allow the dev to replace the default config
• create a proxy for ui (like mailpit)
• take a beer !

I absolutely love this idea.

It's very nice to see you collaborating on this!

I asked the Temporal Slack java-sdk channel about their recommendations for running Quarkus in a TestContainer environment and will let you know what they say.

I've been working on a new project using Temporal after the success of the previous production deployment of the initial application and find it would be really awesome to have a Temporal spin up automatically, especially for anyone not really versed in Temporal server setup themselves and just want a quick way to test their code.

If you haven't joined their channel, I recommend it. They are very active and good group of people.

https://temporalio.slack.com/archives/CTT84KXK9/p1738627889685729

This is my message:

I work on the Quarkus Temporal extension we mentioned previously. We would like to make Temporal work with the TestContainer/Dev Services architecture so we can have a nice developer experience when using Temporal.
https://github.com/quarkiverse/quarkus-temporal

Right now, I spin up a separate instance using the default docker-compose.yml and then run Quarkus in dev mode and connect to my server. This works but it’d be really nice to spin up a simple instance automatically like Quarkus does with Databases, Keycloak, etc.

I know there are lots of docker compose variants at https://github.com/temporalio/docker-compose.

I was wondering and maybe this isn’t feasible, but can temporal run with a SQLite backend or H2 so it is super fast and light on resources for a dev mode?

Otherwise, I’m thinking the postgres or mysql variants?

I got a response back from Temporal's advocate Tihomir Surdilovic and he mentioned the following:

We could look at https://github.com/temporalio/cli
see command refrerence : https://docs.temporal.io/cli for the embedded temporal server with sqlite persistence