Camunda Blog
Jun 2, 2021
Modeling with Camunda: The Podcast
The latest episode of the Camunda Nation podcast is live, and this time we’re talking all things BPMN Modeling with Camunda Platform engineer Maciej Barelkowski.
By Josh Wulf
May 28, 2021
Process Automation in Government: Challenges, Benefits, Best Practices
How do we make government tech work better for our citizens and our stakeholders?
May 26, 2021
How to Run a Successful Hacktoberfest Campaign with No Prior Experience
How did we see such a great increase in engagement during our busiest season, despite not participating in Hacktoberfest before?
May 21, 2021
Drafting Your Camunda Cloud Architecture – Part 2: Service Integration Patterns With BPMN And Camunda Cloud
When automating processes you typically integrate systems and services, or in other words you orchestrate various APIs. In order to achieve this you not only have different technical possibilities, but also can choose between various modeling possibilities in BPMN. This post will give you an overview and advice on how to decide between alternatives.
May 20, 2021
Camunda Cloud Zeebe K8s Operator
When working with Cloud Native applications on top of Kubernetes, you might need to make some tough decisions about where to run the services and infrastructure that your applications need, which will directly impact your maintenance costs.
May 19, 2021
What You Should Know About Using Camunda Platform Run in Production
Camunda Platform Run, or Camunda Run for short, is a lightweight distribution of Camunda Platform that works straight out-of-the-box and comes pre-configured for production environments. Camunda Run is an excellent option if you’re just getting started with Camunda, or if you’re ready to use Camunda Platform in production. You can download the open-source Community Edition for free, and easily upgrade to the Enterprise Edition to access more features and support options. After you download and extract Camunda Run, you’ll find a configuration folder that contains a file called production.yml. The properties defined in this file are important for production environments and are derived from our guide to securing your Camunda Platform installation. To start Camunda Run with the production.yml configuration,…
May 17, 2021
Why You’re Struggling with Your BPM Suite
Are you using a business process management (BPM) suite such as IBM Business Process Manager, Pega, Appian, jBPM, or Bonitasoft? If so, do any of these problems sound familiar? These problems stem from the fact that many BPM suites are built on a closed architecture and take a proprietary approach to application development and process automation. That’s not just annoying for your IT team; it also limits your business agility by making it difficult and expensive to roll out new or updated processes in response to customer feedback, your competitors’ offerings, developments in your market, and changing regulatory requirements. Closed architecture vs. open architecture Many BPM suites are built and delivered as monoliths, meaning all parts of the software are…
By Amy Johnston
May 13, 2021
Camunda Cloud: Podcast Edition
The Camunda Nation podcast is live. Hear all about Camunda Cloud going GA with the release of Camunda Cloud 1.0.
By Josh Wulf
May 11, 2021
Introducing Camunda Cloud – Industry-First Process Automation as a Service
At Camunda, we have always pushed ourselves to innovate in the field of Process Automation. From our early days as a lightweight Java project, we’ve relentlessly innovated — engineering an end-to-end Process Automation tech stack that has helped organizations across the globe automate mission-critical processes. But innovation never stops and organizations continue to look for new ways to increase the velocity of business transformation. To address this need, more and more organizations are turning to the cloud, which is increasingly becoming a business transformation accelerator. That being said, as enterprise applications are being built entirely in the cloud, organizations are struggling with automating processes across multiple systems, people, and devices in an end-to-end manner. These processes often include modern components…
By Daniel Meyer
