Process Orchestration

All Camunda blog posts tagged with Process Orchestration.

Jul 24, 2020

Announcing Zeebe 0.24.1 & Operate 0.24.2

A new release for Zeebe and Operate is available now, version 0.24.2. You can grab the releases via the usual channels: Docker Hub GitHub Maven Central As usual, if you’d like to get started immediately, you can find information about it directly on the Zeebe & Operate documentation website. Both Zeebe 0.24.1 and Operate 0.24.2 are fully backwards compatible with previous versions. For Camunda Cloud users, 0.24.1 is already the latest production version, meaning by the time you read this post, your existing clusters should have been upgraded. Here are some highlights: Zeebe Many, many bug fixes Standalone gateway liveness probes Docker distribution can now run as non-root user Job worker metrics in the Go client FEEL expression support for…

By Camunda Cloud Team

Engineering Excellence Getting Started

Jul 23, 2020

Git push to deploy to Camunda Cloud

Using the Zeebe Action for GitHub, you can automate your GitHub repo to deploy BPMN models to Camunda Cloud when you push to a specific branch. In this quick tutorial, I show you how to configure your GitHub repo to deploy all BPMN models in the bpmn directory of your repo on a push to master. If you don’t have a Camunda Cloud account yet, you can join the public beta to get one. Create a client in Camunda Cloud Go into your Zeebe cluster in the Camunda Cloud console, and create a new client. You might want to name it “GitHub-Automation” so you know what it is for. Copy the “Connection Info” block by clicking the copy icon in the lower right-hand…

By Josh Wulf

Process Orchestration

Jul 21, 2020

From Project to Program: Scaling Camunda Adoption in Your Company

How can you move beyond your first project and automate hundreds of processes successfully using an agile step-by-step approach? For the last 10 years we’ve been helping businesses to automate workflow processes, migrating from monolithic systems into agile, scalable ways of working. And we’ve discovered that you don’t have to start with a big bang approach – in fact, starting small is the fastest and most effective route to digital transformation. In this series, we’ll be taking a closer look at Camunda adoption, choosing the right architecture for your use case and assembling teams that are best placed to drive transformational technologies. I wanted to write this blog because we often get questions like: How can we scale Camunda adoption…

By Bernd Ruecker

Process Orchestration Product

Jul 8, 2020

Announcing Zeebe 0.22.5 and 0.23.4

New patch releases for Zeebe are available now: 0.22.5 and 0.23.4 and contain various bug fixes as well as minor enhancements. You can grab the releases via the usual channels: Docker Hub GitHub Maven Central Zeebe 0.23.4 is fully compatible with 0.23.3, as is 0.22.5 with 0.22.4. This means it is possible to perform a rolling upgrade for your existing clusters. For Camunda Cloud users, Zeebe 0.23.4 is already the latest production version, meaning your existing clusters should have been migrated by the time you see this post. Without further ado, here is a list of the notable changes. Zeebe 0.22.5 The 0.22.5 patch contains 6 bug fixes, all of which are part of 0.23.4. You can read more about…

By Camunda Cloud Team

Community Process Orchestration

Jun 30, 2020

How Real Estate company Keller Williams became a Technology Leader

Keller Williams is the world‘s leading real estate agency, employing more than 180,000 agents across the globe. This incredible growth story began in a single office in Texas, USA, in 1983, based on the core belief that real estate is all about relationships. Gary Keller, co-founder of Keller Williams, stated in 2018 that his company no longer wanted to be recognized as a real estate company, but as a technology company. “That means we build the technology… that means we hire technologists.” Driven by a desire to foster meaningful relationships, Keller Williams wanted to provide a seamless user experience for agents and customers (both home sellers and buyers) as they navigated the real estate market. They envisioned a highly flexible…

By Camunda Team

Engineering Excellence Process Orchestration

Jun 18, 2020

Writing a Zeebe Client in 2020

The last time we wrote about creating a Zeebe Client was in November, 2018 in the article “Generating a Zeebe-Python Client Stub in Less Than An Hour: A gRPC + Zeebe Tutorial“. As of June 18, 2020, we have Zeebe client libraries in Java and Go, maintained by the core Zeebe Engineering team, as well as community-supported clients in C#, Delphi, Node.js, Python, Ruby, and Rust; as well as Workit – a Node.js client that can talk to both Zeebe and Camunda – and a Zeebe GitHub Action. If you are interested in creating a new Zeebe client library in your favorite language, the 2018 article is still a great place to get started. In this article I want to…

By Josh Wulf

Process Orchestration Product

Jun 17, 2020

Announcing Zeebe 0.22.4 and 0.23.3

New patch releases for Zeebe are available now: 0.22.4 and 0.23.3 and contain various bug fixes as well as minor enhancements. You can grab the releases via the usual channels: Docker Hub GitHub Maven Central Zeebe 0.23.3 is fully compatible with 0.23.2, as is 0.22.4 with 0.22.3. This means it is possible to perform a rolling upgrade for your existing clusters. For Camunda Cloud users, Zeebe 0.23.3 is already the latest production version, meaning your existing clusters should have been migrated by the time you see this post. Without further ado, here is a list of the notable changes. Zeebe 0.22.4 The 0.22.4 patch contains 4 bug fixes, with 3 of them also part of 0.23.3. These are the fix…

By Camunda Cloud Team

Engineering Excellence Process Orchestration

May 25, 2020

Project Layouts, Journeys and Value Propositions: Monitoring & Orchestrating Your Microservices Landscape using Workflow Automation

Back in March, I conducted the webinar: “Monitoring & Orchestrating Your Microservices Landscape using Workflow Automation”. Not only was I overwhelmed by the number of attendees, but we also got a huge list of interesting questions before and, especially, during the webinar. I was able to answer some of these, but ran out of time to answer them all. So I want to answer all open questions in this series of seven blog posts – you can click on the hyperlinks below to navigate to the other entries.

By Bernd Ruecker

Engineering Excellence Process Orchestration

May 23, 2020

Announcing Zeebe Node Client 0.23

The 0.23.2 version of the Zeebe Node Client is out and available via NPM. There was a critical build error in 0.23.0 and 0.23.1. Special thanks to @myfjdthink for reporting it, and @lwille for the Pull Request that fixed it. The complete Change Log is at the end of this post, with the full list of known issues (for the first time in a release – there is one), breaking changes, new features and fixes. In this post, we’ll also feature a few of the major changes in this release in detail. Feature: Zeebe Node is now pure JavaScript Known Issue: Connection Error debouncing Fix: Transparent Reconnection after K8s pod reschedule Feature: Developer-friendly logging Feature: Batch Worker Version 0.23.0 Changelog…

By Josh Wulf

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