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Conductor is a powerful, event-driven orchestration platform designed for building and managing highly resilient and durable distributed applications.
Conductor is an open-source, scalable orchestration engine that allows developers to model and execute complex business logic as workflows, managing communication and failure handling across microservices.
Managing complex microservices and distributed systems often leads to brittle, difficult-to-debug workflows. Conductor provides a centralized, fault-tolerant engine to coordinate tasks across services.
Define complex workflows using a simple JSON DSL or UI, chaining tasks and handling decision points.
Execute tasks distributed across various services, ensuring guaranteed execution and retry logic.
Monitor workflow and task status in real-time, with built-in tracing and logging capabilities.
Conductor can be applied to a wide range of use cases requiring reliable and scalable workflow execution in distributed environments.
Coordinate calls between multiple services to fulfill a customer order, handling inventory checks, payment processing, and shipping notifications reliably.
Ensures complex order processes complete correctly despite individual service failures.
Automate sequential steps involved in processing customer data, such as validation, transformation, enrichment, and storage, across different services.
Provides durability and visibility into long-running data workflows.
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