Workflow Engine
An eight-part series on designing a workflow engine database.
Let's take a look at our final database design for our Workflow Engine and discuss some shortcomings of this design (Part 8 of 8).
The last piece of schema is Request Actions, which allow us to specify which Actions can be performed at any given time. (Part 7 of 8).
Let's design Groups and Targets for our Workflow Engine and wire them up to Actions and Activites (Part 6 of 8).
Let's design the database tables that represent process Actions and Activites for our Workflow Engine (Part 5 of 8)
Let's design what States and Transitions mean for our Workflow Engine database (Part 4 of 8).
What makes a Request, and how can we store data that is unique to each Process? Find out in this post! (Part 3 of 8)
What is a Workflow Engine, and what does it do? Let's find out and set off on a Database Design adventure (Part 1 of 8).
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