Orkes Monthly Highlights - July 2023

Riza Farheen

Developer Advocate

July 31, 2023

4 min read

Welcome to the July edition of Orkes Monthly Highlights.

Let’s dive deeper into exciting product & event updates from July 2023 and get a sneak peek of what we have in store for August 2023.

What’s new in Orkes Conductor?

Create Workflow Schedules from Completed Executions

With the latest Orkes Conductor version, you can instantly create a workflow schedule from completed executions. You only need to provide a name for the scheduler and choose the schedule timings; the rest are pre-filled! Learn more.

Creating Workflow Schedules from Completed Executions

Partial Workflow search using Wildcards

The latest Conductor version supports partial workflow search using wildcards. For example, if you're looking for workflow names containing the term "test," simply use the search term test*, and it displays all the workflow definitions that include the word 'test' in their name.

Expand & Collapse Sub Workflows in Workflow Diagram

We are constantly updating our workflow UI to make it even more intuitive and easier for you to use. With our latest update, you can now quickly expand and collapse sub-workflow inline within the workflow diagram.

Expand & collapse sub workflows from Conductor UI

Drag & Drop support for Workflow Creation via UI

With the goal of making you even more productive when using the Orkes Conductor UI, we recently added the capability for you to easily rearrange your workflows by intuitively dragging and dropping components.

Community Article

We had an amazing article from one of our community members, Albert Wong, on how they utilized Orkes Conductor to send Brevo emails from Common Room workflows.

If you’ve utilized Orkes Conductor to solve your challenges, share your experience to get featured!

Upcoming Events

Microservices & Distributed Applications Meetup - Singapore

Aug 4, 2023: Singapore

In partnership with Microsoft & Kubernetes User Group Singapore, our next Microservices and Distributed Applications Meetup will be held in Singapore, on August 4, 2023, from 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Singapore time - this meetup will be held at the Microsoft office at 182 Cecil St #13 01. Join us for insightful sessions from industry experts, sharing insights on the challenges, best practices, and tools for building scalable and resilient applications. Below is the agenda, and we hope to see you there!

Accelerate Your Microservices-Based Application Development by Boney Sekh, CTO, Orkes - 6:15 - 6:50 PM.
Building & Running Modern Distributed System on Azure by Jay Lee, App Innovation Specialist, Microsoft - 6:50 - 7:20 PM
Rethinking OMS and team structures with Conductor by Rajat Goyal, Engineering Manager, Gojek - 7:20 pm - 7:50 PM

Orkes Conductor Developer Meetup Paris

Aug 23, 2023: Paris

The first in-person Orkes Conductor Developer Meetup in Europe will be in Paris at the Hotel Bedford, 17, rue de l’Arcade, Paris, on Aug 23, 2023, from 4 PM - 7 PM. Embrace this golden opportunity to join a vibrant community of passionate developers, software architects, and tech owners! Through dedicated talks and conversations, this developer meetup will highlight how Conductor, the open-source project created at Netflix and maintained by Orkes, is used to solve the challenges of building scalable distributed applications using microservices. Secure your spot now and be a part of this exciting journey!

July 2023 Events

New York Meetup

July 19, 2023: New York, US

We hosted our first in-person Orkes Conductor Developer Meetup in New York on July 19, 2023. The meetup gathered passionate microservice enthusiasts eager to explore the challenges of building distributed applications using microservices and how Orkes Conductor proved to be a solution. Olivier Poupeney, Head of Developer Relations at Orkes, delivered an insightful session on building scalable distributed applications using Orkes Conductor.

Orkes Conductor Developer Meetup at New York

NY JavaSIG

July 26, 2023: New York, US

We wrapped up July with NY JavaSIG (New York Java Special Interest Group), where Olivier Poupeney, our Head of DevRel, shared an insightful talk on how a fault-tolerant subscription system can be built using Java Spring Boot & Conductor.

NY JavaSIG is an amazing platform for Java enthusiasts to learn and foster connections with fellow community members. The session witnessed an active Q & A session from the community where participants actively engaged with Olivier, asking questions about the technical aspects of building fault-tolerant subscription systems.

In case you missed it, watch the recording now!