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Getting many stubborn moving parts to play one song without strangling each other.
means The art of coordinating multiple systems, services, or tasks so they run in the right order, at the right time, automatically.
from From Greek orkhestra, the dance floor in front of the stage; later the musical arrangement of instruments, then borrowed by tech for arranging machines.
Conductor, not playerIt coordinates work without doing the work itself.
Kubernetes fameIts name means helmsman, the one steering the fleet.
Versus automationAutomation does one task; orchestration sequences many.