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Temporal CLI task-queue command reference

Task Queue commands allow operations to be performed on Task QueuesLink preview iconWhat is a Task Queue?

A Task Queue is a first-in, first-out queue that a Worker Process polls for Tasks.

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describe​

The temporal task-queue describe command provides poller information for a given Task QueueLink preview iconWhat is a Task Queue?

A Task Queue is a first-in, first-out queue that a Worker Process polls for Tasks.

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The ServerLink preview iconWhat is the Temporal Server?

The Temporal Server is a grouping of four horizontally scalable services.

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WorkersLink preview iconWhat is a Worker?

In day-to-day conversations, the term Worker is used to denote both a Worker Program and a Worker Process. Temporal documentation aims to be explicit and differentiate between them.

Learn more are removed if 5 minutes have passed since the last poll request.

Use the options listed below to modify what this command returns. Make sure to write the command as follows: temporal task-queue describe [command options] [arguments]

list-partition​

The temporal task-queue list-partition command displays the partitions of a Task QueueLink preview iconWhat is a Task Queue?

A Task Queue is a first-in, first-out queue that a Worker Process polls for Tasks.

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Use the options listed below to change the command's behavior. Make sure to write the command as follows: temporal task-queue list-partition [command options] [arguments]