StateCraft
A better AWS Step Functions console in your own AWS account: execution explorer, bulk redrive, and a workflow designer you can drive by voice.
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StateCraft: a better AWS Step Functions console, in your own AWS account
StateCraft is a console for AWS Step Functions that runs in your own AWS account: every state machine across accounts and Regions, an execution explorer built for debugging, bulk redrive, and a workflow designer you can drive by voice.
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Designing Step Functions workflows by voice, without sending audio to a vendor
StateCraft's designer takes spoken and typed commands: add a task, branch on a value, retry with backoff, deploy. Here is how it works, what it understands, and why the audio never leaves your AWS account.
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Where did my Step Functions execution spend its time? Timelines, retries and the full history
A slow or failed Step Functions execution leaves the answer in its event history, often thousands of events of it. Here is how StateCraft turns that history into a graph, a timeline of every retry and Map iteration, and a Map Run explorer.
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Bulk redrive for Step Functions: find failures across state machines and fix them in one go
After an outage of a downstream service, failed Step Functions executions pile up across many workflows. Here is how StateCraft finds them all at once and redrives, stops or re-runs them as one bulk job, carried out by Step Functions in your own account.
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Every AWS action in your Step Functions designer: 411 services, 18,800 actions
Step Functions can call almost any AWS API through its SDK integrations, but most editors only offer a short list. StateCraft's designer offers all of them, grouped and searchable, with required parameters, retries and IAM permissions worked out for you.
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