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Foreman is a Procfile-based process manager that mirrors Heroku’s process model, making it easy to run multi-process applications in development and beyond. You declare your app’s processes (web workers, background jobs, schedulers) in a Procfile, and Foreman starts them together, streams multiplexed logs, and manages environment variables from .env files. It handles port assignment and process concurrency, so you can spin up multiple copies of a worker or web server with a single command....

mojo is a standalone software and library for the fast analysis of business processes. Because of its lightweight architecture and its implementation in Java, it can be used as extension in your program, e.g., business process designer. It provides new researched compiler-based analysis techniques which supports very good failure location. The software can be used under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LPGL): http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.txt

The Workflow Execution Engine (WEE) is a domain specific language created by the University of Vienna in Austria. The primary goals of the language are to provide a simple, lightweight, and powerful alternative to existing workflow specifications. This project contains an implementation of this language using the Erlang programming language. Please see the project Wiki for more detailed information.

Interfuse is a workflow framework that joins ("fuses") the services, rules and objects of a traditional application with user-defined workflow. Interfuse is lightweight and designed to be embedded in existing Java-based applications.