Quickstart Guide

This quickstart series teaches you the basics of developing applications and systems with Conductor. By creating your first Conductor workflow, you’ll learn how orchestration lets you develop distributed systems without worrying about coordinating complexity.

In this series, we will cover the following fundamentals:

1. Write a custom worker
2. Create a workflow
3. Debug a workflow

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Familiarize yourself with the core concepts in Conductor before diving into our quickstarts.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, check that you have access to your Orkes Conductor cluster. Refer to Setting Up Orkes Conductor for more information.

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For immediate sandbox testing, you can try Developer Edition.

Ready to start?

📄️ Quickstart 1: Write a Worker

Learn how to write custom workers in Orkes Conductor to execute workflow tasks and implement business logic in distributed workflow orchestration systems.

📄️ Quickstart 2: Create Your First Workflow

Learn how to create your first workflow in Orkes Conductor by defining tasks, connecting workers, and running a distributed workflow orchestration pipeline.

📄️ Quickstart 3: Monitor and Debug Workflows

Learn how to debug and monitor workflow executions in Orkes Conductor by inspecting tasks, inputs, outputs, and execution timelines in the Conductor UI.