Features
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Here are the main features of the application which make your work easer:
The virtual tour will show for the first time you enter in the application, but it can also be accessed anytime from the edit screen of an workflow:
Each time a workflow is being modified, a snapshot is saved, giving us the possibility visualize the definition of an older version, to compare it to the current one or even to rollback to the previous one.
To view the history of an workflow, click on the arrow from the right of the screen and open the History tab:
In the history list, you can find all the previous versions of the current workflow, that you can visualize, compare and rollback to.
You can easily navigate to a workflow execution from the edit screen of it's definition. To do that, open the right panel and click on the Executions tab.
Here is the list of all the executions of the current workflow. You can see their end-time, their status, and you can also do some actions like: Pause, Restart, Retry or Stop, depending on their statuses.
Click on the workflow id (link) and you will be redirected in the execution screen for a more detailed presentation of the process activity.
Each workflow can have multiple versions. When creating a new workflow, you are prompted to set a version to it. Also, it can be modified from the workflow Settings panel which can be accessed from the Utilities Bar
A workflow can be created based on a Json file which can be uploaded in the application.
Also, after creating a workflow definition, you can save it as a Json file.
Assuming there is a workflow definition you would like to duplicate and use it further, go to workflows list and clone it:
Provide the name and the version to the new workflow and you are ready to use it as any other workflow.
Using Atlas, you can define and manage handlers for your events.
Besides the System Tasks, provided by the Conductor, we can define in Atlas a custom task type, based on Conductor documentation.
You did something wrong? Don't worry, you can use Ctrl + Z and Ctrl + Y as you are used to in order to undo or redo the actions.
