Best Practices

Get details on how solutions built with Camunda enabled Covea to organize data more effectively and create an even-stronger user experience.

Having trouble setting your variable sometimes? Find out how to check if your variable is set and why it can occasionally appear non-existent.

Are your models hard to understand? Find out why it's better to model everything and leave nothing out. Future you will thank you later.

Tired of bottlenecks slowing down your productivity? Learn how to solve your bottleneck and provide proof to your team that it's fixed.

Instead of dramatic, rip-and-replace events, Camunda CEO Jakob Freund describes how gradual digital transformation can be a more practical and strategic path to automation.

Camunda Optimize is maturing. New features and a better understanding of user needs required a refinement of the tool's UI and provided Camunda’s design team with an opportunity to improve the user experience.

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,...

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? The software was hard to install, and we need specialized knowledge to maintain it We haven’t been able to fully integrate the software with other parts of our tech stack It’s hard to find developers who know how to make the software do what we need it to do Our developers have to work around the software’s technical or functional limitations 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...