How do I connect Temporal to Lodol?

Authenticate Temporal once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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Temporal

Cloud Computing

Programmatic access to the Temporal Cloud control plane via the Cloud Operations (Ops) API. Provides read access to your account, namespaces, users, and service accounts for auditing, inventory, and connectivity checks. (Temporal Cloud exposes workflow execution over gRPC only, so starting or signalling workflows is not available over this HTTP API.)

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Actions

Steps your workflow can run in Temporal.

Get Temporal accountLook up your Temporal Cloud account via the Cloud Operations API, including its account id, current lifecycle state, and the Prometheus metrics endpoint if metrics are enabled. Useful as a connectivity check or to retrieve the account id and metrics URL; not for workflow data.

List Temporal namespacesList the namespaces in your Temporal Cloud account, one page at a time, optionally filtered by name. Each namespace includes its full identifier ('<name>.<account>'), lifecycle state, active region, retention period, and connection endpoints. Useful for auditing which namespaces exist, finding a namespace's gRPC endpoint, or checking data-retention settings.

Get Temporal namespaceFetch a single Temporal Cloud namespace by its full identifier ('<name>.<account>'), including its lifecycle state, active region, data-retention period, authentication settings (mTLS and/or API key), and connection endpoints. Useful for inspecting one namespace's configuration in detail.

List Temporal usersList the users in your Temporal Cloud account, one page at a time, optionally filtered by email address or by a namespace they can access. Each user includes their email, account-level role (owner, admin, developer, read, etc.), and current state. Useful for access reviews and auditing who can reach the account or a given namespace. Requires an API key with Account Admin (or higher) access.

List Temporal service accountsList the service accounts in your Temporal Cloud account, one page at a time. Service accounts are non-human identities (used by workers, CI, and automation) that own API keys. Each one includes its id, name, optional description, account-level role, and current state. Useful for auditing machine access and credentials. Note: this returns the service accounts themselves, not their API-key secrets.