Code-first jobs
A job is a C# class implementing IJob — no YAML, no attributes-as-config. The engine discovers it by type name.
Workflows for .NET
Background jobs & workflows, code-first
Klassd.Workflows runs your C# jobs as their own Kubernetes pods — or local processes in dev. Schedule them with cron, compose them into DAG workflows, and watch every run live.
Get started on GitHub →Runs in its own pod
Each execution is a batch/v1 Kubernetes Job (one pod), with per-job CPU/memory requests and limits.
Same worker, local too
In dev the same worker runs as a child process — no cluster needed. Switch to Kubernetes with one config setting.
DAG workflows
Compose jobs into a graph: dependencies, fan-out (one pod per item), conditional nodes, retries, and artifact passing.
Live dashboard
A Blazor dashboard shows the job list, per-job console + progress, recurring jobs, and an SVG view of each DAG run.
Durable & pluggable
Swap the job store (in-memory / Postgres / MongoDB) and the artifact store (filesystem / S3 / GCS) — or ship your own.
A job is just a C# class
Implement IJob, log and report progress through the context, and let the scheduler run it anywhere. The same worker runs locally and in the cluster.
public sealed class MyJob : IJob
{
public async Task RunAsync(IJobContext ctx)
{
ctx.Log("starting");
ctx.ReportProgress(50, "halfway");
await Task.Delay(1000, ctx.CancellationToken);
ctx.Log("done");
}
}# Klassd.Workflows is in beta — install the prerelease packages
dotnet add package Klassd.Workflows.Core --prerelease
dotnet add package Klassd.Workflows.Kubernetes --prerelease