score 
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The CloudSlang Orchestration Engine (Score) is a general-purpose orchestration engine which is process-based, embeddable, lightweight, scalable and multilingual.

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/cloudslang/score.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/cloudslang/score)


Score is the core engine for running workflows. It supports multiple workflow  languages (DSL) using a pluggable compiler approach. Adding a new workflow DSL requires adding a new compiler that will translate the DSL (written in xml, yaml, etc.) to a generic workflow representation called an ExecutionPlan.

***For an example compiler and DSL see the*** [CloudSlang project](https://github.com/cloudslang/cloud-slang).

#### Building and Testing from Source

The Score project uses Maven to build and test.

###### Prerequisites:

1. Maven version >=3.0.3
2. Java JDK version >=7

###### Steps:

1. ```git clone``` the source code
2. ```mvn clean install```

score 
=====

The CloudSlang Orchestration Engine (Score) is a general-purpose orchestration engine which is process-based, embeddable, lightweight, scalable and multilingual.

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/CloudSlang/score.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/CloudSlang/score)


Score is the core engine for running workflows. It supports multiple workflow  languages (DSL) using a pluggable compiler approach. Adding a new workflow DSL requires adding a new compiler that will translate the DSL (written in xml, yaml, etc.) to a generic workflow representation called an ExecutionPlan.

***For an example compiler and DSL see the*** [CloudSlang project](https://github.com/cloudslang/cloud-slang).

#### Building and Testing from Source

The Score project uses Maven to build and test.

###### Prerequisites:

1. Maven version >=3.0.3
2. Java JDK version >=7

###### Steps:

1. ```git clone``` the source code
2. ```mvn clean install```

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