Building Infinitic, an event-driven orchestration engine providing reliable and scalable workflows, even in distributed environments. Hi! It has been a while since the last email, but a lot happened meanwhile: Infinitic v0.6.0 is out with simplified deployment and improved error management. Infinitic had its first formal load testing during the recent StreamNative Pulsar Hackathon. Infinitic…
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I’m happy to announce the 0.5.0 release of Infinitic with an important new feature: tags! You can now label workflow instances with tags. And apply commands, such as sending events, or canceling, to all workflows marked with a tag. By using tags, Infinitic avoids you maintaining mapping tables between Infinitic Ids and your own ids. Let’s…
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I hope you are well. Here in Paris, we are in a new lockdown and are not authorized anymore to visit our beautiful countryside. But that’s ok, the last couple of weeks were busy, and today I’m pleased to announce the v0.4.3 release. But before describing what is in it, I want to take a step…
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I hope you are well and have a sunny Sunday, as we have here in Paris. As promised a couple of weeks ago, I introduce today a significant feature: the ability to have workflows that depend on external events. Suppose you have a payment process that requires a manager’s decision for invoices that exceed a…
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Last week was the holiday season for my kids and off for me. It was a good occasion to breathe some fresh air with them on a beautiful beach on the Atlantic sea. My young daughter followed a family tradition by wanting to swim despite large waves and cold water. Before that, I’ve had the…
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From version 0.2.1– released this week – Infinitic includes per default an in-memory cache for accessing tasks or workflows states. This cache is implemented using caffeine. With its default setting, task and workflow engines will keep in memory the state of any non-completed task or workflow active in the last hour (this default setting can…
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I released yesterday the v0.2.0 of Infinitic, with a shiny new feature: synchronous tasks and workflows. Infinitic hides distributed systems’ complexity and enable technical teams to quickly build scalable and reliable distributed apps without writing all the usual boilerplate (workers, schemas, error handling, state management, retries). Up to now, you could dispatch asynchronous tasks and workflows. Asynchronous here means…
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I’m happy to announce the first public release 0.1 of Infinitic! This release includes: Infinitic packages published on Maven Central Repository A documentation website: https://docs.infinitic.io Some examples repositories, also described in the documentation: a “hello world” app (Java and Kotlin) a booking app, featuring a Saga pattern (Java and Kotlin) I believe that Apache Pulsar is the best distributed messaging and…
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Before anything else, I wish you all the best for 2021 to you and your loved ones. Let’s hope together that 2021 will calm down the world’s pace of bad news. By the way, I’m currently reading Humankind and recommend it, perfect timing. 2021 For me, 2021 will see the birth of Infinitic. I’m working on it…
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This update is a bit technical. I describe the impact of the recent Apache Pulsar release on the development of Infinitic. If you do not want to read all the details, note that my objective is now to have a working version by the end of the year 😉 Pulsar 2.7 release Streamnative announced today the release of…
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