Workflow Orchestrator

Overview

Workflow Orchestrator

Workflow Orchestrator
Workflow Orchestrator
- Orchestrator Framework
- Orchestrator UI
  Orchestrator UI
  - Orchestrator UI
  - User input forms
    User input forms
    
    Generic solution
- Architecture
  Architecture
  - Architecture; TL;DR
  - Orchestration Philosophy
  - Domain Models
  - Internals
    Internals
    
    How do Workflows work?
    
    What are tasks?
  - Advanced - Product modelling
    Advanced - Product modelling
    
    Introduction
    
    Standards
    
    Modelling
    
    Context
    
    Terminology
    
    Example Product Models
    Example Product Models
    
    Node
    
    Port
    
    L2 Point-to-Point
    
    L2 VPN
    
    IP Static
    
    Product Block Graph
    
    Importing Existing Products
Getting Started
Getting Started
- Prerequisites
- Base Application
  Base Application
  - Preparing source folder
  - Python Virtualenv
- Docker
- Orchestrator UI
Reference Documentation
Reference Documentation
- TL;DR
- API docs
  API docs
  - Rest API
  - GraphQL
- Auth(n|z)
- CLI Tools
- Database
- Domain Models
  Domain Models
  - Overview
  - Domain Model Types
    Domain Model Types
    
    Product Types
    
    Product Blocks
    
    Model Attributes
  - Helpers
    Helpers
    
    Generator
- Forms
- Running the App
  Running the App
- Workflows
  Workflows
  - Workflow Steps
  - Callbacks
- Websockets
- Migration guide
Workshops
Workshops
- Example Orchestrator Workshop
  Example Orchestrator Workshop
  - Overview
  - Bootstrapping
    Bootstrapping
    
    Getting started
    
    Seeding data
  - Products
    Products
    
    Scenario
    
    Domain models
  - Workflows
    Workflows
    
    Introduction
    
    Workflow Basics
    
    Workflow Examples
    Workflow Examples
    
    Create Workflow
    
    Modify Workflow
    
    Terminate Workflow
    
    Validate Workflow
  - Create your own product and workflows
    Create your own product and workflows
    
    L2 Point-to-Point
    
    Product and Workflow Generator
Contributing
Contributing

Overview

Domain models are one of the core concepts to understand in the workflow orchestrator. To understand the high-level concepts of a domain model, start by reading the domain models page in the Architecture section of the documentation. Additionally, for an example design of domain models that could be commonly implemented by NRENs, see this document created for GÉANT.