What's in a flow?

You can orchestrate anything! And therein lies the problem, can you even imagine what your flow could look like? Where do you start? And what components do you include? We have a lot of amazing video content on Kestra where you've probably heard us mention how flows look and what they contain. When you are just getting started, it might be hard to really see what we mean when we say something like "everything has an id and a type ", particularly when you are looking at the following Hello World boilerplate: id : buffalo_875352 namespace : company.team tasks : - id : hello type : io.kestra.plugin.core.log.Log message : Hello World! 🚀 Like sure, the one runnable task you can see does, indeed, have an id and a type . But is this really important to cover? And why? It's just not really convincing. At least not yet! So let's talk through some increasingly complex flows, what components they contain, and get you more familiar with what your next workflow with Kestra could look like. Expressi