ConceptOrchestration

Orchestration framework

An orchestration framework is a software layer that coordinates, schedules, and monitors complex workflows across multiple services, jobs, or infrastructure components. It provides a central control plane to define dependencies, automate execution, and handle failures or retries, improving reliability and observability for distributed systems and data/ML pipelines.

Key Features

  • Workflow definition and dependency management (DAGs, state machines, or rule-based flows)
  • Centralized scheduling and execution of tasks or jobs
  • Monitoring, logging, and alerting for workflow runs and task status
  • Retry policies, error handling, and idempotent execution controls
  • Scalability across distributed compute resources or containers

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