Abstract: Techniques for implementing an orchestration service for data replication are provided. In one technique, a recipe is stored that comprises (1) a set of configuration parameters and (2) executable logic, for a data replication operation, that comprises multiple sub-steps. Each sub-step corresponds to one or more configuration parameters in the set of configuration parameters, which includes a first parameter that is associated with a default value and a second parameter that is not so associated. User input that specifies a value for the second parameter is received. The set of configuration parameters is updated to associate the value with the second parameter. The data replication operation is then initiated by processing the executable logic, which processing comprises, for each sub-step of one or more sub-steps, making an API call to a data replication service. In response to each API call, a response is received from the data replication service.

Abstract: Techniques for implementing an orchestration service for data replication are provided. In one technique, a recipe is stored that comprises (1) a set of configuration parameters and (2) executable logic, for a data replication operation, that comprises multiple sub-steps. Each sub-step corresponds to one or more configuration parameters in the set of configuration parameters, which includes a first parameter that is associated with a default value and a second parameter that is not so associated. User input that specifies a value for the second parameter is received. The set of configuration parameters is updated to associate the value with the second parameter. The data replication operation is then initiated by processing the executable logic, which processing comprises, for each sub-step of one or more sub-steps, making an API call to a data replication service. In response to each API call, a response is received from the data replication service.