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Conductor builds are run on Travis CI here.
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http://netflix.github.io/conductor/
Getting Started guide.
Binaries are available from Maven Central and jcenter.
Below are the various artifacts published:
| Artifact | Description |
|---|---|
| conductor-common | Common models used by various conductor modules |
| conductor-core | Core Conductor module |
| conductor-redis-persistence | Persistence using Redis/Dynomite |
| conductor-es5-persistence | Indexing using Elasticsearch 5.X |
| conductor-jersey | Jersey JAX-RS resources for the core services |
| conductor-ui | node.js based UI for Conductor |
| conductor-contribs | Optional contrib package that holds extended workflow tasks and support for SQS |
| conductor-client | Java client for Conductor that includes helpers for running a worker tasks |
| conductor-server | Self contained Jetty server |
| conductor-test-harness | Used for building test harness and an in-memory kitchensink demo |
To build the server, use the following dependencies in your classpath:
- conductor-common
- conductor-core
- conductor-jersey
- conductor-redis-persistence (unless using your own persistence module)
- conductor-es5-persistence (unless using your own index module)
- conductor-contribs (optional)
Add the following packages to classpath scan:
com.netflix.conductor.server.resources
com.netflix.workflow.contribs.queueConductor relies on the guice (4.0+) for the dependency injection. Persistence has a guice module to wire up appropriate interfaces:
com.netflix.conductor.dao.RedisWorkflowModule- The default persistence used is Dynomite
- For queues, we are relying on dyno-queues
- The indexing backend is Elasticsearch (5.x)
- JDK 1.8+
- Servlet Container
Conductor is maintained by Media Workflow Infrastructure team at Netflix. Use github issue tracking for any support request.
Whether it is a small doc correction, bug fix or adding new module to support some crazy feature, contributions are highly appreciated. We just ask to follow standard oss guidelines. And to reiterate, please check with us before spending too much time, only to find later that someone else is already working on similar feature.
dev branch is the current working branch, while master branch is current stable branch. Please send your PR's to dev branch, making sure that it builds on your local system successfully. Also, please make sure all the conflicts are resolved.
Feel free to create an issue with a label: question, with any questions or requests for help.
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