Most automation platforms are built to stay up. ByteChef is no exception: the server stores your projects, fires triggers, listens for webhooks, and records every execution in PostgreSQL. That's great until you look at where a lot of real work runs: a nightly batch sitting in a Kubernetes CronJ...
Source: [Dev.to](https://dev.to/bytechef/run-a-bytechef-workflow-like-a-cli-command-no-server-no-database-1n4d)