Joonas Westlin • 4/3/2021

Track activity and sub-orchestrator progress in Azure Durable Functions orchestrators

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This technical article addresses the challenge of tracking individual task completion in Azure Durable Functions' fan-out/fan-in patterns. It details a solution using `Task.WhenAny()` to monitor parallel activity/sub-orchestrator progress in real-time, updating the orchestrator's custom status for external querying via the Durable Functions REST API, without relying on an external database.

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