Skills Azure.ResourceManager.DurableTask (.NET)
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Azure.ResourceManager.DurableTask (.NET)

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Provision Azure Durable Task Schedulers with .NET

Manage Azure Durable Task Scheduler resources efficiently using the Azure Resource Manager SDK. This skill guides you through creating schedulers, task hubs, and retention policies with proper authentication and best practices.

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Using "Azure.ResourceManager.DurableTask (.NET)". Create a Durable Task Scheduler named 'production-scheduler' in East US with Dedicated SKU

Expected outcome:

Successfully created Durable Task Scheduler 'production-scheduler' in East US with Dedicated SKU (1 instance). Endpoint: https://production-scheduler.eastus.durabletask.azure.com/

Using "Azure.ResourceManager.DurableTask (.NET)". List all schedulers in the subscription and show their status

Expected outcome:

Found 3 schedulers: production-scheduler (Dedicated, Running), dev-scheduler (Consumption, Running), test-scheduler (Dedicated, Stopped)

Security Audit

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v1 • 2/25/2026

Documentation-only skill with no executable code. Static analysis scanned 0 files and detected 0 security issues. The skill provides reference documentation for Azure Resource Manager SDK usage for Durable Task Scheduler management. No prompt injection attempts or malicious patterns detected.

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Quality Score

38
Architecture
100
Maintainability
87
Content
32
Community
100
Security
74
Spec Compliance

What You Can Build

DevOps Engineer Provisioning Infrastructure

Automate the creation of Durable Task Scheduler resources as part of infrastructure deployment pipelines

Application Developer Setting Up Orchestrations

Provision the required Azure resources before deploying orchestration code to production

Cloud Architect Designing Solutions

Evaluate and configure Durable Task Scheduler options for enterprise workflow solutions

Try These Prompts

Beginner: Create a basic scheduler 
Help me create a Durable Task Scheduler in my Azure subscription using the Azure.ResourceManager.DurableTask SDK. I have my subscription ID and resource group ready.
Beginner: List existing schedulers 
Show me how to list all Durable Task Schedulers in my Azure subscription and display their properties.
Intermediate: Configure scheduler with IP restrictions 
I need to create a Durable Task Scheduler with IP allowlist restrictions for production security. Show me the complete code with proper error handling.
Advanced: Full lifecycle management 
Create a complete example that provisions a Durable Task Scheduler with Dedicated SKU, creates a task hub, configures retention policy, and includes cleanup code for resource deletion.

Best Practices

  • Use DefaultAzureCredential for authentication to support multiple credential types including managed identity
  • Always use WaitUntil.Completed for operations that must finish before dependent actions proceed
  • Delete task hubs before deleting their parent schedulers to avoid resource conflicts

Avoid

  • Do not hardcode credentials or connection strings in source code
  • Avoid using WaitUntil.Started without implementing proper polling logic
  • Do not skip error handling for RequestFailedException when calling ARM APIs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between management plane and data plane for Durable Task?
Management plane (this SDK) handles resource provisioning like creating schedulers and task hubs. Data plane handles runtime operations like starting orchestrations and querying instances.
Which SKU should I choose for my Durable Task Scheduler?
Use Dedicated SKU for production workloads requiring predictable performance. Use Consumption SKU for development or variable workloads that benefit from serverless auto-scaling.
How do I authenticate to Azure Resource Manager?
Use DefaultAzureCredential which automatically tries multiple authentication methods including managed identity, Azure CLI credentials, and environment variables.
Can I update a scheduler after creation?
Yes, use CreateOrUpdateAsync to modify scheduler properties like SKU capacity or IP allowlist. The operation is idempotent and safe to call multiple times.
What happens if I delete a scheduler that has task hubs?
You must delete all task hubs under a scheduler before deleting the scheduler itself. Attempting to delete a scheduler with existing task hubs will fail.
How do I handle long-running operations in the SDK?
Use WaitUntil.Completed to block until the operation finishes, or WaitUntil.Started to begin the operation and poll for completion manually using the returned operation object.

Developer Details

Author

sickn33

License

MIT

Repository

https://github.com/sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills/tree/main/skills/azure-resource-manager-durabletask-dotnet

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File structure

📄 SKILL.md