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If you don't want to read through the wiki, here's what I've gathered (though I may have misunderstood what they're doing). This looks like a workflow manageme
by buss 15y ago
If you don't want to read through the wiki, here's what I've gathered (though I may have misunderstood what they're doing).
This looks like a workflow management system, where you define a dependency graph and their system automatically puts messages in queues, pops them, and executes a step. It seems like it solves the boilerplate part of distributed computing - managing message queues and fault tolerance. Please correct me if I got this wrong or missed something.
- ChrisArchitect 15y ago"distributed computing boilerplate" ha, I like it
- bergie 15y agoSounds a bit like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow-based_programming http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow-based_programming I'll have to read through their stuff to see if they have some interesting ideas for my FBP implementation :-)
- kragen 15y agoIt does, doesn't it? I still haven't made it through the FBP book, and I'm having a hard time with the author's savior-of-the-world attitude.
- narrator 15y agoHmm... So you're saying it's a light weight version of Apache Service Mix/Camel? The same way Kestrel is a lightweight implementation of JMS.