4 ms·

This sounds a lot like HP Operations Orchestration.

• warrenm 10y ago
  A primitive version ... but it does look a LOT like it
• cle 10y ago
  I didn't know what that was, and went to HP's website to look it up. > "IT process automation and run book software that improves service quality and customer satisfaction, and lowers costs by eliminating latency between silos, increasing first time right rate, enforcing standards, and delivering reports for ROI, audits and more." Ugh, seriously HP? What a load of BS. What the hell does it do? Compare that to the AWS description of Step Functions: > "AWS Step Functions makes it easy to coordinate the components of distributed applications and microservices using visual workflows. Building applications from individual components that each perform a discrete function lets you scale and change applications quickly."
  • monksy 10y ago
    It's a wyswig way of doing integrations and orchestrating stuff. [was going to say operations like start this vm, or provision this vm based on the template, post cat meme to s3, etc] This is what the studio client looks like: http://www.www8-hp.com/us/en/images/auto_oo_studio_ss_tcm245_1626213_tcm245_1626234_tcm245-1626213.jpg http://www.www8-hp.com/us/en/images/auto_oo_studio_ss_tcm245...
• dstainer 10y ago
  Reminds me a lot of BPEL back in the day. Great now I'm having flashbacks