From Build Invincible Apps with Temporal to Building a Durable Agent with OPUS

Name: From Build Invincible Apps with Temporal to Building a Durable Agent with OPUS
Start: 2026-09-10T10:30:00.000Z
End: 2026-09-10T13:30:00.000Z
Location: Open Government Products

Open Government Products, singaporeThursday, Sep 10 · 6:30 AM

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📋 **EVENT AGENDA** **🗓️ 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM** **6:30 PM** – Networking **6:45 PM** – Opening Remarks **6:50 PM** – **Talk 1:** Build Invincible Apps with Temporal (and Spring Boot) 🎤 **Speaker:** Henry Suryawirawan **7:50 PM** – Short Break **8:00 PM** – **Talk 2:** Building a Durable Agent with OPUS 🎤 **Speaker:** Bryan Loh **9:00 PM** – Wrap Up *** **📌 Talk 1: Build Invincible Apps with Temporal (and Spring Boot)** **Abstract:** Delivering typical business applications today often feels complex. We adopt microservices and distributed architecture for agility, but we pay a massive tax in development and operational complexity. Suddenly, developers are forced to write **custom retry loops, complex distributed sagas, and state machines** just to ensure a standard business process doesn't fail silently. The result? **Slower time-to-market, brittle infrastructure, and a massive spike in developer cognitive load.** What if you could write code that simply **resumes exactly where it left off** when a failure occurs? In this talk, we'll explore the concept of **Durable Execution** and how **Temporal** abstracts away the heavy lifting of building reliable distributed systems. We'll discuss how it helps engineering teams build **"invincible" (highly reliable)** applications while drastically reducing both development boilerplate and day-two operational headaches. We'll also dive straight into the IDE for a **live coding session using Java and Spring Boot**. We will take an existing "traditional" application flow that is vulnerable to partial failures and refactor it into a Temporal workflow. You'll see firsthand how to handle **retries, timeouts, and compensation logic** gracefully without the usual spaghetti code. **👤 Speaker: Henry Suryawirawan** **Henry Suryawirawan** is a **Staff Developer Advocate at Temporal**, where he helps developers and enterprises build reliable and resilient systems at scale. He is passionate about guiding people to find their **"Aha!" mo

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