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Orchestration and choreography are both techniques for starting processes and human tasks based on trigger events. There is a subtle but important difference between the two. Orchestration is conducted from one point of view, like a conductor in front of an orchestra. Choreography is conducted from multiple points of view like dancers responding to musical cues. For complex scenarios, choreography is often a better approach as the centralized nature of orchestration tends to fail with complexity.
In practice, it is common for both orchestration and choreography to be used to implement a complex process. For example, choreography might be used to invoke five sub-processes that each use orchestration.|
Type | | Orchestration Definition | An architecture that has an intelligent controller that dispatches events to processes. | Choreography Definition | An architecture that allows processes to subscribe to events and handle them independently or through integration with other processes without the need for a central controller. | Related Concepts | |
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