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FactComposer by OrchestralKestra
DeploymentThe FAQ describes a typical high-availability setup using two Linux virtual machines running Ubuntu 18 or CentOS 8.Kestra can be self-hosted with Docker or Kubernetes, and Enterprise Edition also supports cloud, on-premises and air-gapped environments.
IntegrationsOrchestral states that more than 450 integrations are available, with pricing and SKU details available from its Client Development Team.The plugin catalog covers databases, warehouses, queues, cloud services, CI/CD and security tools, with more than 2,200 plugins advertised on the features page.

Composer by Orchestral plans

  • Enterprise Level SupportPriced on request
  • PremierPriced on request

Kestra plans

  • Open SourceFree
  • Enterprise EditionPriced on request
  • Kestra CloudPriced on request

Pick Composer by Orchestral if…

Composer is intended for enterprise IT teams managing day-to-day operations across large-scale infrastructure and hybrid cloud environments. It may suit teams seeking self-hosted, event-driven automation with workflows spanning multiple systems.

Pick Kestra if…

Kestra suits organizations building workflows that combine tasks and tools across different systems or programming languages. Its self-hosted and enterprise deployment options may appeal to teams with specific infrastructure or access-control needs.

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