Orkes is a cloud-hosted, fully managed version of Netflix Conductor offering full compatibility with the open-source version. Use Orkes to build highly reliable distributed applications using the language of choice. Orkes lets us focus on coding the business logic of the application instead of managing the complexities of a distributed ecosystem while cleanly decoupling the design of the application flow from the implementation
Orkes is currently hiring and to talk for the following roles. To talk about the hiring and culture at Orkes, we have Jeu on this episode.
Jeu co-inventedConductor at Netflix with Viren and Boney and is currently nurturing Orkes as the CEO.
In this episode, we talk about How we hire, what's it like working for Orkes, and how to prepare for some out-of-the-box interview questions for developers.
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In this episode of The Orkes Podcast, we're joined by Evgeny Vainerman, Principal Architect at Duality Technologies to discuss Conductor's scope and implications in Data-driven companies.
Listen in as we discuss the nuances of using Conductor to create secure and robust architecture for managing complex data streams, ML/AI workflows, and everything data.
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In this episode of The Orkes Podcast, we discuss Conductor's implications and scope in the Fintech industry. Sean McAdams, Senior Staff Software Engineer at SS&C Advent joins us in this episode to talk about how they use Netflix conductor to automate various processes within their organisation.
Sean also talks about empowering investment companies and banks to run workflows that automate signing financial contracts using the power of the conductor.
Conductor is a workflow orchestration engine that connects all of your microservices together to create fully-functional workflows that can run at scale.
In this episode, we discuss the latest Conductor SDK releases in GOlang, Python, C# and Clojure languages with Gustavo.