Hello OP, This looks very intriguing. Would you say this is a direct replacement for Apache Airflow for simple compute jobs? I'm in the process of setting up Airflow for a fairly simple ETL job wherein I take 30gb of XML data, chunk it into discrete parts and farm out processing to multiple microvm's that will process the 30gb of XML in parallel. Is this something Cakewalk can do with less effort, or better than Airflow?

Also, are you guys planning to do a Youtube video with a walk-through of usage? I'd love to see it in action to get an initial feel for what this does.