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AkôFlow - Open Source Middleware for Containerized Scientific Workflows

AkôFlow is an open-source middleware for orchestrating and executing container-based scientific workflows across heterogeneous environments. It was originally developed within the e-Science Research Group at the Institute of Computing, Fluminense Federal University (UFF).

Although initially focused on Kubernetes-based workloads, AkôFlow has evolved to support general containerized execution across multiple infrastructures.

Supported Environments

• Kubernetes (public cloud providers: AWS, GCP, Azure, etc.)
• Singularity (for local or HPC isolated execution)
• SDumont supercomputer (LNCC - Brazil)

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Maintainers

• D.Sc. Daniel de Oliveira — Research Advisor
• Wesley Ferreira - @ovvesley — Maintainer
• Raphael Garcia — Maintainer

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Academic Context

AkôFlow originated as a final undergraduate project and has since expanded with broader contributions and integrations. It continues to serve both academic and industrial workflow execution scenarios.

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Documentation

Full documentation is available at: 📘 https://akoflow.com/docs

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