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## Scenarios requiring orchestration
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Application or orchestration patterns that benefit from the statefulness offered by an orchestration framework include:
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-**Function chaining:** For executing sequential workflo steps in order, passing data between steps with data transformations at each step, and building pipelines where each activity builds on the previous one.
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-**Function chaining:** For executing sequential workflow steps in order, passing data between steps with data transformations at each step, and building pipelines where each activity builds on the previous one.
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-**Fan-out/fan-in:** For batch jobs, ETL (extract, transfer, and load), and any scenario that requires parallel processing.
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-**Human interactions:** For two-factor authentication, workflows that require human approval.
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-**Asynchronous HTTP APIs:** For any scenario where a client doesn't want to wait for long-running tasks to complete.
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- Local development experience
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- Serverless pricing model, and more.
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Aside from running on the Functions platform, Durable Functions apps can also be run on Azure App Service and Azure Container Apps, just like a regular Function app.
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Aside from running on the Functions platform, Durable Functions apps can also be run on Azure App Service and Azure Container Apps.
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Durable Functions includes a special feature called [Durable Entities](../durable-functions-entities.md), which are similar in concept to virtual actors or grains in the Orleans framework. *Entities* allow you to keep small pieces of states for objects in a distributed system. For example, you could use entities to model users of a microblogging app or the counter of an exercise app.
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#### When to use Durable Task SDKs
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If your app only needs workflows, the Durable Task SDKs provide a lightweight and relatively un-opinionated programming model for authoring workflows.
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If your app only needs workflows, the Durable Task SDKs provide a lightweight and relatively unopinionated programming model for authoring workflows.
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When you need to run apps on Azure Kubernetes Services or VMs on-premises with official Microsoft support. While Durable Functions can be run on these platforms as well, there's no official support.
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|**Local development quickstart**|[Create an ap with Durable Task SDKs and Durable Task Scheduler](./quickstart-portable-durable-task-sdks.md) using either the .NET, Python, or Java SDKs. | Run a fan-in/fan-out orchestration locally using the Durable Task Scheduler emulator and review orchestration history using the dashboard. |
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|**Local development quickstart**|[Create an app with Durable Task SDKs and Durable Task Scheduler](./quickstart-portable-durable-task-sdks.md) using either the .NET, Python, or Java SDKs. | Run a fan-in/fan-out orchestration locally using the Durable Task Scheduler emulator and review orchestration history using the dashboard. |
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|**Deploy to Azure Container Apps using Azure Developer CLI**|[Configure Durable Task SDKs in your container app with Azure Functions Durable Task Scheduler][TODO]| Deploy a function chaining pattern solution using the Azure Developer CLI. |
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## Limitations
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-**The Durable Task Framework (DTFx) support**
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- DTFx is an open-source .NET orchestration framework similar to the .NET Durable Task SDK. While it *can* be used to build apps that run on platforms like Azure Kubernetes Services, **DTFx doesn't receive official Microsoft support**, so it's not recommended.
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- DTFx is an open-source .NET orchestration framework similar to the .NET Durable Task SDK. While it *can* be used to build apps that run on platforms like Azure Kubernetes Services, **DTFx doesn't receive official Microsoft support**.
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