Orchestration
Orchestration is coordinating multiple systems, services, or steps so they run in the right order and handle failures and retries in a predictable way.
In Simple Terms
Think of it as a conductor making sure every section of the orchestra comes in at the right time.
Detailed Explanation
Orchestrators schedule, call, and monitor workflows or microservices. They ensure dependencies run in order and that retries and alerts are consistent. When to use it: when you have many moving parts and need one place to define and observe the flow. Common mistakes: mixing orchestration logic with business logic, or not defining clear failure and retry policies.
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