Eclipse Symphony enables end-to-end orchestration experience and addresses it as a distinct concern. Its objective is to provide an easy-to-adopt, cost-effective, and consistent application programming interface (API) for managing workloads that involve multiple device types and service vendors at multiple locations. Eclipse Symphony enables developers and adopters to utilize their current systems as-is, without making any alterations, and to unify disparate systems into a coherent entirety. The key benefit of Eclipse Symphony is its ability to codify a consistent workflow across these systems and tool chains, ensuring their seamless integration and harmonious operation.
Eclipse Symphony enables solution orchestration by a separation of concerns into 3 constructs, Unified Object Model, Orchestration API, and Providers.
- Unified Object Model defines the units of orchestration and the target state for these units.
- Orchestration API provides the orchestration capabilities that are state seeking, information graph and workflow.
- Providers encapsulate and isolate platform-specific operations for each of the systems and devices that participate in the system orchestration task and enable extensibility.
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