Temporal Platform Hub

A foundational template for Platform teams to create an internal Temporal knowledge base. Built with Docusaurus.

See it live: go.temporal.io/platform-hub

Why this exists

Platform teams adopting Temporal often face the same challenges:

• Onboarding friction - Engineers spend weeks learning Temporal concepts scattered across docs, Slack threads, and tribal knowledge
• Repeated support questions - Platform teams answer the same "how do I..." questions repeatedly
• Inconsistent patterns - Without clear guidance, teams reinvent solutions and create tech debt
• Missing organizational context - Official Temporal docs are excellent, but don't cover your Namespace conventions, deployment patterns, or compliance requirements

Temporal Platform Hub provides a customizable starting point to address these challenges.

What's included

Section	Description
Temporal Overview	Customizable intro to Temporal with space for your org's metrics and use cases
Decision Framework	Help developers determine if Temporal fits their use case
Getting Started	Environment setup and first Workflow guide
Learning Paths	Structured progression from basics to advanced patterns
Architecture	Document your Namespace conventions, Worker deployment, and connectivity
Cost	Temporal Cloud pricing model and cost optimization
Shared Responsibility	Define team responsibilities for Temporal applications
Patterns	Common Workflow design patterns with code samples
Troubleshooting	Observability and debugging guidance
Support	Support model and escalation paths
FAQs	Common questions and answers

Each page includes instructions to help you adapt the content for your organization.

Use this template

1. Fork this repository
2. Update docusaurus.config.ts with your organization's details
3. Replace "ABC Financial" references throughout the docs with your organization
4. Follow the :::note banners on each page for specific customization guidance

Getting started

Prerequisites

• Node.js 18+
• yarn

Installation

yarn install

Local development

yarn start

This starts a local dev server at http://localhost:3000. Changes are reflected live without restarting.

Deploy

USE_SSH=true GIT_USER=<USERNAME> yarn deploy

Build and deploy the changes to GitHub Pages.

License

MIT