Cadence Workflow is an open-source platform since 2017 for building and running scalable, fault-tolerant, and long-running workflows. Originally developed by Uber, Cadence is now adopted by many organizations worldwide for orchestrating complex distributed applications. This GitHub organization consolidates all Cadence-related projects under one umbrella, making it easier for developers to access the tools, resources, and community support they need to succeed.
- Stateful Workflow Orchestration: Build resilient workflows with automatic state persistence.
- Fault Tolerance: Ensure workflows and activities are retried until successful or timeout.
- Scalability: Handle high throughput and massive workloads seamlessly.
- Multi-language Support: SDKs for Go, Java, and more coming.
- Extensibility: Highly pluggable architecture is a good fit to be integrated in any project.
This organization hosts the following repositories:
- cadence: The core orchestration engine powering Cadence.
- cadence-go-client: Go SDK for building workflows and activities.
- cadence-java-client: Java SDK for Cadence workflows.
- cadence-web: Web UI for managing and visualizing workflows.
- cadence-samples: Example workflows and activities to get started.
- cadence-docs: Official documentation and learning resources. Repository for cadenceworkflow.io
To get started with Cadence, visit the installation guide.
Explore the Cadence documentation to learn how to create workflows, write activities, and deploy your applications.
- Slack: Join our Slack community to connect with other developers.
- Discussions: Participate in discussions and Q&A in the GitHub Discussions.
- Contributing: Read our contributing guide to learn how you can help.
Cadence is trusted by organizations like Uber, DoorDash, and Coinbase for its:
- Proven reliability and scalability in production environments.
- Rich feature set for building robust distributed systems.
- Active open-source community.
Cadence is licensed under the MIT License, making it free and open-source for everyone.
Thank you for being part of the Cadence community. Let’s build scalable, fault-tolerant applications together!
