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
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Community
All Camunda blog posts tagged with Community.
Apr 28, 2021
Calling All Camunda Champions
The Camunda Champion Program will spotlight and reward our most committed, collaborative community members — individuals who demonstrate product expertise while actively supporting and contributing to developer communities.
Apr 22, 2021
A Can’t-Miss Opportunity for Camunda Developers
It’s almost here! We’re counting down the days to the first-ever Camunda Community Summit, a two-day event curated especially by developers for developers. During the summit, our speakers will take deep dives into technical topics, provide live coding demonstrations, and show off the latest advances in product automation — all in a highly collaborative virtual format. Much more than a “Camunda 101” introduction to process automation, the summit is geared toward expert Camunda developers who want to get even more out of the platform. The Camunda Community Summit offers participants the opportunity to learn, contribute, socialize, and grow. Specifically, you can expect: Registration is now open, and there is no cost to attend. Want more details? Here’s the scoop: We…
Apr 16, 2021
Camunda Cloud Console Go Client Library
When working with multiple projects and multiple Cloud Services automation becomes a must. Camunda Cloud resources such as Zeebe Clusters and Camunda Operate are no different from other components such as Databases, or Message brokers, these need to be provisioned for your applications to connect with. This project allows you to connect to the Camunda Cloud Console using the Go language or a command-line tool, allowing you to create automation around when remote environments are created and destroyed. You can connect to these APIs using any language as these APIs are just REST endpoints, but if you have automated pipelines using a command-line tool might be the best fit for you. This project provides a binary that you can download…
Apr 14, 2021
The Journey from Camunda BPM to Camunda Platform
You might have noticed something a little different about our recent release announcement: Camunda BPM is now Camunda Platform. We’ve renamed our process automation solution to better reflect our mission to help organizations automate any process, anywhere. And, to be perfectly honest, we are also keeping up with what we’re hearing in the field — many of our users and customers already informally refer to “Camunda Platform” or even just “the platform” or simply “Camunda” when talking about the product. During CamundaCon 2020.2, our CEO, Jakob Freund, explained that processes are the algorithms that determine how an organization runs. They define how we work within our own team or across teams, and they influence the way we deal with our…
By Amy Johnston
Apr 8, 2021
Countdown to the Camunda Community Summit
Introducing our speaker line-up and the Camunda Community Awards Camunda has always been focused on creating an excellent experience for developers everywhere who are trying to automate processes. From our days as a small process automation consulting firm to the powerful products used by hundreds around the globe, our engineering mindset and commitment to our community has always been at the heart of what we do. Which is why we’re excited to share the final speaker line-up for our first ever Camunda Community Summit, taking place April 27-28, 2021. Highlights will include presentations from: The Camunda Community Summit is a unique, interactive two-day event exclusively for developers, enterprise architects, and process automation experts. Featuring deep-dive technical topics, live coding demonstrations,…
Apr 1, 2021
Six Tips for building a global Meetup Organizers Program
Building and nurturing a community of users is vital to any tech organization’s success. If you want to get the word out about your product and build meaningful relationships with your user community, you’ll want to empower your community contributors to lead successful meetup groups. In this blog post, I’ll share some of the learnings from building up a support program for our global Camunda meetup organizers over the past three years. I’m the Community Manager at Camunda and a people connector at heart. One of my greatest passions is building meaningful relationships that serve global communities and empower individuals. I strongly believe that exchanging ideas and learning about the experiences of others can be a great source of knowledge…
Contributing to the Camunda Modeler and getting started with BPMN.io
A report from a true fan. Watching sports is a little like using Open Source Software. I know that is a bit of a stretch, but if you keep reading you will see that both need contribution from “hobby leagues”. By watching your favorite sports team you (maybe unintentionally) tell sports clubs and TV stations that you are interested in their offerings. Maybe at one point you decide to play the sport yourself. By starting to play, you begin contributing to that community. You may not ever be a professional athlete, but overall you start to influence the sport you’re participating in at a small level. I am a big user of bpmn.io. I guess if you work at Camunda…
Mar 24, 2021
The DevRel Path to Success: Awareness, Enablement, Engagement
I’ve had dozens of conversations over the last year alone with people who are wondering how to split up the work within a Developer Relations team. Whether you’re trying to figure out what type of a Developer Relations professional to hire (someone with a developer background? someone who has experience running a community forum? someone who thrives when faced with the creative challenge of how to make people aware of your new product?) or trying to decide which of your team members is responsible for which tasks (as I’m doing at Camunda right now!), having a clear framework with which to divide the responsibilities and focus our work is important. In a previous blogpost, I mentioned that supporting your company’s…
