Airflow: Much has been written about good and bad. My bads included poor support for event driven workflows; goods included ease of extensibility. A lot has hap

Airflow: Much has been written about good and bad. My bads included poor support for event driven workflows; goods included ease of extensibility. A lot has happened since I stopped using it. AWS stepfunctions: Goods include okay event driven workflows, integration with AWS products, offloading lower level infrastructure to AWS-only people. Bads are everything else - It gives you a set of remarkably and weirdly limited primitives from which you may assemble something like Airflow. If you have any important use case, avoid it like the plague because it is half-baked and limited to a degree that only amazon can accomplish, yet it is capable enough for an initial POC to seem impressive.