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Waterfall
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Waterfall is a declarative task execution framework.
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Why Another Execution Framework
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There are many, many execution frameworks out there that support defining
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tasks with inter-task dependencies. Most of them only partially include
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scheduling in their design.
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Overview
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Resources
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Resources are at the heart of Waterfall. They are simple things: labels
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with an associated set of time intervals. Tasks produce resources for
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given intervals.
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Tasks
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Tasks are commands that run on a set schedule. Each task produces one or
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more `Resource`. The run schedule naturally breaks up the timeline into
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intervals. When a task runs at time $T_n$, it will make make each resource
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it provides available over the interval $(T_{n-1},T]$.
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