Configure Temporal Queue Splitting with mirrord
Temporal workers need precise task routing during local debugging, but manual Kubernetes configuration is easy to misconfigure. This skill generates resource guidance, filters, validation checks, and troubleshooting steps for mirrord Temporal splitting.
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Using "mirrord-temporal". Route workflows beginning with test-local- to my laptop.
Expected outcome:
A review-ready split configuration plan with a Temporal queue filter on workflow ID, a matching local target, namespace checks, and a warning that matching tasks are stolen from the deployed worker.
Using "mirrord-temporal". Connect my self-hosted Temporal frontend with private CA and mTLS.
Expected outcome:
A secret-backed connection plan requiring the CA certificate, client certificate, and client key together. It explains that TLS protects the operator connection to the frontend.
Using "mirrord-temporal". Tasks accumulate while I debug at a breakpoint.
Expected outcome:
A troubleshooting checklist covering max buffered tasks, filter overlap, drain timeout, worker visibility, and the operator and CLI version requirements.
The static matches are mostly false positives caused by Markdown backticks, shell examples, placeholder certificate names, and secret-reference documentation. The skill still presents operational risk because it permits broad cluster discovery and mentions agent-directed operator installation, which require explicit authorization and least-privilege controls.
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Generate the resources and filters needed to route selected Temporal workflows or activities to a developer workstation.
Plan operator settings, workload references, namespaces, secrets, and queue limits for a controlled team environment.
Review versions, filters, environment sources, buffering, TLS settings, and queue status when a split behaves unexpectedly.
Set up Temporal task queue splitting for my worker. Ask only for the required workload, namespace, queue, and frontend details.
Route only Temporal workflows whose IDs start with test-local- to my local worker. Explain the filter and required resource references.
Configure Temporal Cloud with TLS and a Kubernetes Secret for the API key. Check namespaces, versions, and secret references before presenting the resources.
Review this Temporal splitting design for filter overlap, jq payload matching, task buffering, drain behavior, TLS configuration, and operator compatibility. Identify risks and propose corrected resources.
Author
metalbear-coLicense
MIT
Author version
v1.2
Skillstore revision
r1
Version notice
The author-declared version is not valid SemVer.
Ref
bad9dafc37d1638cd29cb9bab06d5f8dbcd0f6c2
Maintenance freshness
9/30/2026
Usage
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