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Arkflow is a Rust-based framework for building reactive, event-driven data pipelines. Inspired by tools like Airflow and Dagster, it focuses on strong typing, modularity, and performance. Arkflow is ideal for developers who want a fast, extensible way to orchestrate workflows and data transformations in Rust.

Drake is a Clojure CLI tool designed for managing data workflows with declarative definitions of inputs, outputs, and processing steps. It resolves dependencies between data artifacts, detecting required rebuilds based on file timestamps. With built-in support for HDFS, Clojure-based plugins, logging, memoization, and automation, Drake is focused on reproducible, scalable data pipelines

This is a simple web interface for logging the job done in the factory. There are several web forms: (1) List of employees - first and last name, nickname, team, flag for active/fired (2) List of work operations - name, cost, flag for active/obsolete (3) List of orders - order ID, project name, country, flag for active/finished (4) Log of the job done - who has done what amount and type of operations regarding which order/project (5) Reports - employee worksheets, job done per employee/operation/order, payroll for salary (optionally excluding some operations) Unfortunately there is no web interface for creating login accounts - so you will have to manually edit table USER in database.

The giServer is an easy-to-use integration server for process automation and event-driven or scheduled execution of batch jobs. Instead of using complex XML configuration files an elaborate GUI for batch job management is included. Some possible usage scenarios are: - Automatic processing of incoming data files - Big Data applications - Process automation - Data Mining/Aggregation applications - Automatic Reporting - Processing and analysis of database records

Microsoft .NET Port of jBPM. An open source workflow engine in Dotnet built using open source libraries such as NHibernate, Commons Logging, etc.