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In this section we are getting started with a step functions walkthrough with a measurement console.

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So basically we will perform the step function, use cases, walk through with a measurement console.

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You can see the image on the slide and we will perform these use cases and using a console and start

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a state machine and create a new state machine and start an execution to these state machines in the

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ADA list function.

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So basically in this section we will learn the basics of working with Workflow Studio for a step function.

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In Workflow Studio, we will create a state machine containing multiple states, including pass choice,

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fail rate and the parallel.

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We will use drag and drop feature to search for the select and configure these states.

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Then we'll retrieve the auto generate Amazon State language JSON code for our workflow and exit workflows

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to run the state machine and review the execution detail.

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So before we start, we should understand what is a workflow studio?

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Basically, workflow studio for a step function is a low code visual workflow designer for step functions

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that we can create serverless workflows, but by orchestrating services, we can use drag and drop feature

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to create an edit workflows.

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So let's see our topics that we are going to handle in this section.

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You can see in here we basically navigate to workflow studio and create a new state machine and review

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the auto generated Amazon State language definition, which is a JSON format.

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And we can start an execution and see the execution happens to step function and we will update the

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state machine and start new execution.

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So let's get start now.
