AWS workflow orchestration
What happens at the edges of your AWS workflows
Three ways to extend RunMyJobs across hybrid data pipelines, SAP handoffs and exception handling.
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RunMyJobs for AWS
Unify your islands of automation
When work moves between AWS, SAP, on-prem systems and data platforms, dependencies can become harder to see and failures get harder to trace.
Extend the RunMyJobs orchestration you already rely on across more of your AWS estate — bringing dependencies, execution and troubleshooting into one view across the full process.
Explore where RunMyJobs could extend across your AWS workflows.
Extend the RunMyJobs orchestration you already rely on across more of your AWS estate — bringing dependencies, execution and troubleshooting into one view across the full process.
Explore where RunMyJobs could extend across your AWS workflows.
Sound familiar?
The business found out before your monitoring did.
The jobs ran. The dashboard was green. But somewhere between two systems, something landed late and nobody noticed until finance called asking why the numbers were wrong.
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We find out when the business calls, not from our own monitoring.
Technical executionBusiness outcome
Source systemJob complete
Amazon S3File received
AWS GlueProcess complete
Monitoring stops here
Monitoring stops here
Late handoff
Data platformLoad complete
Finance dashboardStale data
Every system can look green while the business process is already red.
Finance calls IT“Why are the numbers wrong?”
Modernize cloud workloads
Your workloads moved to AWS. Did the way they run move with them?
Migration changes where workloads run, not always how they run. Fixed schedules, polling, file watchers and always-on processes designed for the data center often move with them — keeping AWS resources running when the workload does not require it and making cloud costs harder to optimize.
Patterns that traveled with you
Fixed schedules
Polling
File watchers
Manual handoffs
Always-on processes
Modernize lifted-and-shifted workloads
Modernize gradually while legacy and cloud-native systems continue to run side by side. Extend RunMyJobs across AWS workloads to replace unnecessary polling and always-on patterns with event-driven execution aligned more closely to workload demand.
Trigger work from business and infrastructure events instead of relying only on fixed schedules
Reduce unnecessary polling, file watching and always-on processes
Align execution more closely to actual workload demand
Market direction
Move beyond time-based scheduling
Gartner describes the service orchestration and automation platform market as shifting from traditional, time-based scheduling toward real-time, event-driven orchestration as enterprises modernize for cloud-native architectures.
Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms, Hassan Ennaciri, Daniel Betts, et al., 5 August 2026.
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9 signs it's time to modernize workload automation
See the signs that legacy scheduling patterns are holding back cloud workloads — and how modern workload automation supports event-driven orchestration across AWS, hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Connect hybrid workflows
See the whole workflow, not just one part of it
AWS services are powerful inside AWS, but your business processes rarely stop at the AWS boundary. As workflows span enterprise applications, AWS, data platforms and on-premises systems, each environment brings its own APIs, controls and operational context - making cross-system coordination harder.
RunMyJobs connects those environments through one orchestration layer so you can manage the entire workflow as one business process — with consistent visibility, control, governance and accountability across the process.
RunMyJobs connects those environments through one orchestration layer so you can manage the entire workflow as one business process — with consistent visibility, control, governance and accountability across the process.
Reduce hybrid complexity
Bring AWS, enterprise applications, data platforms and on-premises systems into one coordinated workflow.
See dependencies end to end
Understand how work connects across cloud, on-premises systems and enterprise applications
Protect business-critical SLAs
See workflow performance across environments so issues can be addressed before business deadlines are at risk
Resolve cross-system failures faster
See what failed, what it affects and which team needs to act across the complete workflow
Extend consistent governance
Apply consistent controls and audit trails across AWS, enterprise applications, data platforms and on-premises systems.
90%
By 2029
Market direction
Hybrid orchestration is becoming the operating model
By 2029, Gartner predicts that 90% of organizations currently delivering workload automation will use service orchestration and automation platforms to orchestrate workloads and data pipelines across hybrid environments.
Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms, Hassan Ennaciri, Daniel Betts, et al., 5 August 2026.
Related reading
When green doesn't mean done
Why a pipeline full of green checkmarks can still leave the business waiting on data.
Customer proof
Simplify complex data workflows at scale
UBS used RunMyJobs to connect fragmented data and reporting processes into one coordinated overnight workflow — giving the business a more complete view of performance without relying on manual handoffs.
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Data sources
30%
Cost reduction
45%
Less report-production time
Build on AWS without adding another automation island
AWS services do their individual jobs well. RunMyJobs coordinates them with the applications, data and processes around them so the full business workflow runs as one — without adding more scripts, manual handoffs or point integrations as AWS grows.
SAPEnterprise application
Amazon S3Data arrivesAWS
AWS GlueData is transformedAWS
AWS Step FunctionsAWS processing continuesAWS
Data platform or on-premises systemDownstream system
RunMyJobs orchestration
Execution, dependencies and SLA visibility across the full chain
Connect the AWS services already in your workflows
Common AWS services you can coordinate as part of broader enterprise workflows.
COMPUTE
Coordinate execution, dependencies, failures and SLAs across the broader workflow.
Amazon EC2
AWS Batch
AWS Lambda
APPLICATION INTEGRATION AND ORCHESTRATION
Coordinate handoffs across AWS services and the systems beyond the AWS boundary.
Amazon EventBridge
Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA)
AWS Step Functions
STORAGE AND DATA MOVEMENT
Trigger and coordinate downstream work as data arrives, moves and becomes ready for processing.
Amazon S3
AWS Glue
AWS DataSync
On-demand webinar
See how ERP workflows continue across AWS
See how RunMyJobs can orchestrate handoffs from SAP through AWS services and into Snowflake, without relying on custom scripts and polling jobs.
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Explore what’s beyond your current workflows
Practical reads on extending orchestration across AWS and the rest of your estate.
Agentic execution
3 signs your cloud workloads are ready for agentic execution
Assess whether context, controls and outcome visibility are strong enough for agents to participate in a workflow.
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Hybrid cloud coverage
The AWS workloads RunMyJobs doesn’t know about yet
Find the AWS workflows still running outside your established orchestration model.
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Named a Leader 3x in a row on the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SOAP
Redwood Software was named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms, recognizing both its vision for enterprise orchestration and its ability to execute.
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Where could RunMyJobs take your AWS environment next?
See which AWS and hybrid workflows are already managed through RunMyJobs, where gaps remain and which workloads are the best candidates to bring under orchestration next.
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Gartner, Inc. Magic Quadrant for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms. Hassan Ennaciri, Daniel Betts, et al. 5 August 2026.
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