winem/st2
This system is an enterprise-grade automation platform that orchestrates distributed workflows and event-driven actions across heterogeneous environments. It provides a unified interface to execute, monitor, and manage tasks on Linux, Windows, and remote hosts via SSH and WinRM. The platform supports complex, multi-step workflows with pause, resume, and retry capabilities, while also enabling real-time event streaming and automated rule enforcement.
43.6
Weak · 5 August 2026
68k
lines of production code
Python
primary language
2
bus factor · 154 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2014 · Modularization and packaging of core components
This period focused on restructuring the codebase into distinct, standalone Python packages (st2common, st2api, st2auth, st2reactor, st2actions) with dedicated build systems and entry points. It involved refactoring internal modules into modular, reusable components, introducing new models and utilities, and establishing a comprehensive test suite for each component.
95 changes
2015–2016 · Infrastructure and service modernization
This period focused on modernizing the StackStorm architecture by refactoring core components like content registration, logging, and action runners into modular, reusable packages. It introduced new services for streaming events and exporting execution data, while significantly expanding test coverage and CI/CD infrastructure to support these changes.
84 changes
2017–2020 · Runner and workflow engine integration
This period focused on integrating the Orquesta workflow engine and introducing new remote execution runners (WinRM, Inquirer) alongside significant refactoring of existing runners into modular Python packages. The work also established a metrics collection framework and a pluggable RBAC architecture to support these new capabilities.
41 changes
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