Modal makes it effortless to provision compute resources on demand by defining the infrastructure requirements directly in your Python code. Kestra is an open-source orchestration platform that lets you create workflows from an easy-to-use UI while keeping everything as code under the hood. You can automate scheduled and event-driven data pipelines, infrastructure builds, human-in-the-loop business processes, and internal applications written in any language. With Modal, you can easily configure and launch Kestra functions directly from the UI, even when dealing with complex, dependent configurations. This allows you to adjust input parameters or resource allocations like GPU, CPU or memory dynamically at runtime, without needing to touch the underlying code. You can use Modal for serverless compute and dependency management, allowing you to run your Python code without having to worry about building Docker images or managing cloud servers. The platform provides cost-effective pricing, with users only paying for what they use. Kestra and Modal together allow you to create interactive data workflows that adapt to user's inputs and to your compute needs. You can extend the workflow by adding a trigger, which allows you to automate the flow on a schedule, event-driven, or from an external application via a webhook.