Feb 17, 2026
Designing A2A Orchestration with Camunda: The Foundation
Solidify your understanding of the Agent2Agent open standard and how Camunda implements it in this first post of a two-part series about A2A.
By Zishan Ali Khan, Joyce Johnson
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All Camunda blog posts tagged with Process Orchestration.
Feb 17, 2026
Solidify your understanding of the Agent2Agent open standard and how Camunda implements it in this first post of a two-part series about A2A.
By Zishan Ali Khan, Joyce Johnson
Feb 5, 2026
Why IT must embrace low code as part of a scalable automation strategy—not fight it.
Jan 27, 2026
Find out how orchestrators help enterprise systems understand processes and the challenges that come with them.
By Tobias Conz
Jan 23, 2026
Run an open-source LLM locally to ensure your data never leaves your machine and avoid API costs altogether.
By Camunda Team
Jan 14, 2026
AI needs to be orchestrated, just like any other endpoint in an automated business process.
Jan 9, 2026
Don’t replace governance with black-box AI. Blend intelligence with control, using agentic orchestration in an orchestrated process.
Jan 6, 2026
Evolve without disruption with process instance migration and agentic AI.
Dec 17, 2025
So you want to dive into process automation with Camunda 8 but don’t know where to start? Good news! Camunda’s Developer Portal, and our new Starter Package, have you covered! Camunda 8 is a process orchestration platform that lets you design workflows visually and have them executed step-by-step on an engine. In plain terms, you design a process (BPMN diagram) and Camunda’s engine, Zeebe, executes all the tasks, services, and rules in that workflow. As a software developer, you’ll be happy to know you can get everything running locally in just a few minutes – before your coffee gets cold. Different ways to run Camunda 8 Before we dive into getting a local development environment running, let’s take a brief moment…
Dec 10, 2025
Open banking has already reshaped the industry. Agentic AI is here to orchestrate it, streamline it, and make it precise.
By Shane Ernest