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Orbits

Keep your orbit in the cloud galaxy! A typescript framework for DevOps workflow.

What is Orbits ?

Orbits is an open-source framework for orchestrating long-lived resources and workflows involving long-running processes. It lets you manage your infrastructure templates from a single, unified place using native TypeScript code.

By combining the flexibility of Node.js with a powerful workflow engine, Orbits helps you build modern, adaptable infrastructure operations. It’s ideal for automating processes that self-adapt to their environment and for exposing workflows as reusable, reliable building blocks. It also provides a solid foundation for building crash-resilient Node.js applications.

Key features

  • Reusable Workflow in typescript: Apply the [SAGA principles](https://www.baeldung.com/cs/saga-pattern-microservices directly in native TypeScript. Build crash-resilient orchestrators that are easy to maintain and evolve
  • Model-Driven Orchestration for IaC: Extend your existing tools like Helm or ArgoCD with custom logic. Define infrastructure as models and orchestrate them according to your specific needs.
  • Multi-Tenant by Design: Orchestrate deployments across accounts, services, and environments — all from a unified framework..
  • Local Testing & Repeatability: Run your CI/CD workflows locally, write unit tests with Jasmine or Mocha, and ensure reliability before deploying.
  • Built-in Observability: Get full visibility into your workflows with native tracing, structured logs, and metrics. Easily debug complex executions and track every operation step-by-step

Getting started

Read the Hello world quickstart

Documentation

Read the documentation

Install

Read the install tutorial

Testing

In each specific package, go to the /specs/ folder. There is a main.spec.ts. In the jasmine configuration, choose the specs you want to run and then run:

npx tsx main.spec.ts

Contributing

This repository is open to contributions on all its forms.

Repository folders

This git repository manages three packages:

  • the core package is under /src/core/actions
  • the fuel package is under /src/helpers
  • the service package is under /src/packages/services

Also, there is a /src/examples folder with some examples.

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