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The name Maestro has already been used for a workflow orchestrator which I worked on back in 2016. That maestro is SQL-centric and infers dependencies automatic
by gtrubetskoy 2y ago
The name Maestro has already been used for a workflow orchestrator which I worked on back in 2016. That maestro is SQL-centric and infers dependencies automatically by simply examining the SQL. It's written in Go and is BigQuery-specific (but could be easily adjusted to use any SQL-based system).
https://github.com/voxmedia/maestro/ https://github.com/voxmedia/maestro/
- stepanhruda 2y agoWith all due respect, there are so many projects. They don’t care about clashing with a repo that has 12 stars and 14 commits.
- nijave 2y agoWorked at a bank that named their container "cloud" platform GCP and it was in no way related to Google facepalm
- stavros 2y agoWell, if you're so unimaginative as to call your cloud platform "<companyname> cloud platform", it's not the fault of the second company whose name also starts with a G.
- nijave 2y agoWorse, the G was Gaia (ironically the personification of Earth in Greek mythology). They used "Gaia" as a name for all their internal cloud platforms
- jdmichal 2y agoHello fellow ex-employee of that bank. I was in a segment governed by PCI, and they wouldn't even let us touch Gaia in fear of the whole thing being declared in scope