CORD Workflow Controller Client
A CORD Workflow Controller Client Library. This library allows users to communicate to CORD Workflow Controller. There are three classes provided, Manager, Probe and WorkflwoRun.
Manager
This class is used to act as a workflow manager. Workflow Managers manage workflow registration and handle kickstart events.
Probe
This class is used to act as a probe. Probes emit events to CORD Workflow Controller.
WorkflowRun
This class is used to act as a workflow run. Workflow Runs are used by workflow instances to receive events emitted by Probes.
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