Rapidly Build Distributed Applications using Orchestration
summary
Orkes Conductor is an orchestration platform (enterprise Netflix Conductor) that claims to run durable, stateful workflows that maintains state for days or months, provides built‑in retries, circuit breakers and rate limiting, and schedules large batches of jobs reliably. It integrates with Prometheus and Grafana for metrics, offers SDKs across languages, and ships as managed clusters via Orkes Cloud or can deploy from Azure marketplace. A free Conductor playground sandbox lets teams try flows before production.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Orcus
- 1:17Distributed system challenges
- 3:23Choreography vs orchestration
- 4:15Benefits of an orchestrator
- 6:54Orcus Conductor features
- 10:32Modernizing legacy systems
- 12:58Orcus cloud platform
- 14:13Getting started with Orcus
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