Conditional Inputs in Kestra: Handle Complexity in the Simplest Way Possible
Blog post from Kestra
Introduced in Kestra version 0.19, the conditional inputs feature enhances workflow flexibility by enabling inputs to adapt dynamically based on previous user selections, thus allowing more intelligent workflow management. This feature is particularly beneficial in scenarios such as cloud resource provisioning, where selecting a provider like AWS, GCP, or Azure dynamically reveals the relevant services offered by each cloud provider. Beyond cloud orchestration, conditional inputs can improve workflows in various applications, such as access control and approval processes, by displaying options relevant to the user's role or approval level. Kestra manages these dynamic inputs using a JSON schema with the oneOf construct, ensuring that only pertinent options are shown, thereby making workflows more responsive and user-friendly. This adaptability is crucial in environments where configurations depend heavily on interdependent options, providing developers with the flexibility, efficiency, and scalability needed to manage complex workflows effectively.
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