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What's inside kestra-io/kestra

kestra-io/kestra is a Java repo with 677,277 lines written in 3,038 files. kestra is built with Vue, Vite, and Micronaut and uses Postgres, Redis, and PostHog. AI signed 2.6% of the 13,329 commits of kestra.

Its description on GitHub: “Orchestrate everything, everywhere. The open-source control plane for workflows across data, infrastructure, business processes and AI agents. Declarative YAML, event-driven, any language, Git-versioned, scalable to millions of executions.”

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Read on November 2, 2026, at commit 82fa406.

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lines written
677,277
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files
3,038
The product’s, not counting tests.
test files
1,907
The files that test the code.

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What is kestra-io/kestra?
kestra-io/kestra is a Java repo with 677,277 lines written in 3,038 files. Its description on GitHub: “Orchestrate everything, everywhere. The open-source control plane for workflows across data, infrastructure, business processes and AI agents. Declarative YAML, event-driven, any language, Git-versioned, scalable to millions of executions.”

The proof: its page on GitHub

What is kestra built with?
kestra is built with Vue, Vite, and Micronaut and uses Postgres, Redis, and PostHog.

The proof: each service with its file and line

How much of kestra did AI write?
AI signed 2.6% of the 13,329 commits of kestra.

The proof: the commits each tool signed

What license does kestra have?
kestra is released under the Apache-2.0 license.

The proof: its page on GitHub

How many stars does kestra have on GitHub?
kestra had 30,119 stars on GitHub on November 2, 2026.

The proof: its page on GitHub

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