Orchestra status?

[dekzter]

This isn't really an issue, but not sure how else to communicate. I love the work you've done with Cronicle and was curious how we can get information on the upcoming Orchestra release? It's mentioned a few times in various issues, but wasn't sure if there was a better way to get an idea of progress? Very excited for what you've been working on considering how great this project is.

Thanks for all the hard work!

[jhuckaby]

Moving to discussion...

[jhuckaby]

Hi there! I deeply apologize for lack of updates. Orchestra development continues. I'm still spending all my free time on it (nights and weekends). I'm still targeting 2025 for the first public release.

I am working on a marketing website, so I can show some screenshots and post updates. It's taking me longer than expected, but it's still in the works. I own the domain orchestra.dev which will become the home for the app. I will also start posting updates on Mastodon at @[email protected].

As far as features, I think I'm about 75% complete. The visual workflow editor is the last big thing. That's a huge build, but it's coming along nicely. Mock-up screenshot (dark mode):

Thanks for your interest! The app is going to be great!

[dheise-rheinenergie-trading-com]

oh wow! Looks really nice! 🤩

[pradip-allwyn]

@jhuckaby Would their be any feature where I can create a project or team and provide full access to only those workflows to the team. In this way, I can have work segregation done, and also project/team admin would be good so they become self-managed.

in this case, it can also be used for dev, staging and production for any critical workflow

[jhuckaby]

@pradip-allwyn Yup, that's coming! It's called "User Groups" and you can assign users to any combination of groups, and those groups can have limited access to only certain event categories and/or server groups.

[dejurin]

If I understand you correctly, is this a commercial project that will replace cronicle or will it be developed in parallel?

[jhuckaby]

Developed in parallel for the foreseeable future. Cronicle may go into maintenance mode, but I'll keep fixing bugs and keeping up with vulnerabilities at the very least.