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docs: added orchestration feature request #1293
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| 1. The **Executor**, which provides cooperative, user-space multitasking on top of a configurable thread pool. |
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| 1. The **Executor**, which provides cooperative, user-space multitasking on top of a configurable thread pool. | |
| 1. The **:term:`Executor`**, which provides cooperative, user-space multitasking on top of a configurable thread pool. |
Would be great to have this in the glossary
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| 1. The **Executor**, which provides cooperative, user-space multitasking on top of a configurable thread pool. | ||
| 2. The **Orchestrator**, which provides a declarative layer to define execution structures and timing requirements in a way that is independent of the deployment platform. |
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| 2. The **Orchestrator**, which provides a declarative layer to define execution structures and timing requirements in a way that is independent of the deployment platform. | |
| 2. The **:term:`Orchestrator`**, which provides a declarative layer to define execution structures and timing requirements in a way that is independent of the deployment platform. |
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We can merge this for now. But before we go into implementation I would really like to see how a implementation of this FR would fit together with the FEO implementation.
closes: #273
clean continuation of #857