You're now able to extend your Orchestrator architecture solution to the various platforms and services that you own in your infrastructure. You can also guide and give further pointers to those that seek some way to develop actions and automations to be integrated into Orchestrator, either for in-house applications, or third-party solutions that need automation to become more autonomous.

You will also be able to provide a platform for your developers to contribute to the Orchestrator's success in your organization.

We've lightly addressed the components that are more related to developers' interface (such as the web service), and that is, because after this point it's no longer an essential subject, but yet a completely related programming subject that drifts into something that won't interest the target audience of this book for now.