Course Outline

Mastra Workflow Architecture and Core Concepts

  • Understanding workflow primitives and orchestration layers for government operations
  • Agent-to-workflow communication models for enhanced coordination in public sector applications
  • Design patterns for automation-centric systems to improve efficiency and reliability

Environment Preparation for Workflow Automation

  • Setting up workflow engines and supporting services for government use
  • Managing environment variables, secrets, and configuration in secure public sector environments
  • Preparing clusters for workflow execution and agent coordination to ensure robust operations for government

Building Multi-Agent Workflows

  • Chaining tasks across multiple agents to streamline processes for government agencies
  • Defining dependencies and coordination rules to enhance workflow integrity for government applications
  • Handling workflow timeouts and edge cases to ensure reliable operations for government services

Parallelization and Performance Strategies

  • Designing workflows for high concurrency to meet the demands of large-scale government operations
  • Balancing workloads across distributed agents to optimize performance for government systems
  • Implementing parallel execution and fan-out patterns to enhance efficiency in government workflows

Observability and Troubleshooting Multi-Agent Workflows

  • Tracing workflow execution across systems to ensure transparency for government operations
  • Integrating dashboards using Grafana and logs to provide real-time insights for government workflows
  • Debugging agent interactions and orchestration failures to maintain reliability in government applications

Automation Optimization and Reliability Engineering

  • Identifying bottlenecks in workflow execution to improve efficiency for government processes
  • Improving reliability with retries, fallback strategies, and state management to ensure robust operations for government services
  • Refining orchestration for predictable automation outcomes to support reliable government workflows

Integration with Enterprise Systems and Data Flows

  • Connecting workflows to APIs, services, and event streams to enhance interoperability for government systems
  • Coordinating agents across heterogeneous environments to support diverse government operations
  • Aligning workflows with business automation requirements to meet the needs of public sector organizations

Advanced Orchestration Patterns for Multi-Agent Systems

  • Supervisory agent patterns to enhance oversight and control in government workflows
  • Long-running and human-in-the-loop workflows to support complex government processes
  • Choreography versus orchestration trade-offs to optimize workflow design for government applications

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of workflow or automation concepts for government operations.
  • Experience with containerized application deployment in a secure environment.
  • Familiarity with API-driven system integration to support interoperability.

Audience

  • Automation engineers responsible for streamlining government processes.
  • Business process developers tasked with enhancing efficiency in public sector workflows.
  • Teams building task automation systems with multiple agents to support government operations.
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