Connecting workflows across teams, namespaces, regions, and clouds is critical for scaling modern distributed systems. Miro adopted Temporal to build a self-healing control plane for their storage infrastructure across multiple environments. They introduced it incrementally, starting with high-impact and time-consuming tasks such as pg_repack and later expanding to backfill new columns and enabling Teleport access across the fleet of sharded PostgreSQL clusters.
After this first Temporal use case was deployed to production, an increase in demand for cross-region data migration required orchestrating a hierarchy of complex workflows that took days or weeks to complete across isolated regions with no network connectivity or entry points for remote execution.
Temporal Nexus provides a built-in way to connect Temporal applications across isolated namespaces and regions in AWS. This enabled Miro to orchestrate moving data in any direction, across cloud regions, with a global workflow concept.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
This session offers practical insights into the future of a fully integrated Temporal experience and how Nexus reduces operational overhead, improves scalability, and connects Temporal applications across team, namespace, and region boundaries making collaboration easier and more efficient. Whether you're a developer, architect, or team lead, this talk will show you how to elevate your workflow orchestration.
About the presenters
Pedro Albuquerque
Staff Engineer
Miro
Pedro is a Staff Engineer on the Storage team at Miro, where he currently leads the adoption of Temporal and is building a scalable control plane for the storage infrastructure across multiple environments, supporting over 70M users worldwide. He has extensive experience as a Database Engineer in the fintech industry – most recently at Wise, where he served as a Storage Infrastructure Tech Lead and helped scale the platform to support 8M active users and £30B+ cross-border volume. Pedro has also held roles at ObjectRocket by Rackspace and the European Bioinformatics Institute in Cambridge. Pedro focuses on distributed systems, storage infrastructure and software engineering. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing handball, and exploring documentary and film photography.
Juan Agustín Moyano
Software Engineer
Miro
Juan is a software engineer specializing in data infrastructure at Miro, where he is helping build a self-service data store platform to enable scalable and efficient data operations. Previously, at InVisionApp, he played a key role in scaling the platform to support millions of users. With a strong passion for software engineering and distributed systems, Juan focuses on building resilient, high-performance solutions that drive innovation and reliability.
Phil Prasek
Sr. Staff Product Manager
Temporal
Phil is a Sr. Staff Product Manager at Temporal where he is working on durable execution in multi-team environments. Phil previously led Product for the core platform at Apollo GraphQL including Apollo Federation and the Apollo Router, a high-performance supergraph runtime. Phil’s past roles at Upbound working on Crossplane, Chef, and HPE bring over two decades of experience with a mix of open source and enterprise in dev tooling, control planes, and infrastructure as a service. Phil also enjoys skiing and hiking in the Pacific Northwest.
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