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All Camunda blog posts tagged with Product.
Nov 29, 2019
We are happy to announce the release of Camunda Optimize version 2.7.0-alpha2. In this second alpha release, you can get an early look at many improvements and features in advance of the stable Optimize version 2.7.0, including: Data Sources for Collections “What’s New” Message The complete release notes are available in Jira.
Nov 28, 2019
We are happy to announce the release of Camunda Modeler v3.5.0. This release comes with an improved deployment feature and many more improvements to the BPMN and DMN modeling experience. Download the latest release and start modeling.
Nov 14, 2019
This week’s Cawemo release for both the SaaS and on-premises editions introduced new capabilities for all types of users. If you’ve already seen the presentation from CamundaCon 2019 “It’s All About People: Collaboration with Cawemo”, then you’re probably familiar with these updates–and if you’d like to see the features demoed in a real-world scenario, then the presentation recording is a great resource for you. In the rest of this post, we’ll discuss how Cawemo’s new features enable more seamless collaboration between engineers, business analysts, and everyone in between.
By Mike Winters
Nov 13, 2019
I am happy to announce that Spring Zeebe 0.7.0 has been released using Zeebe Core 0.21.1 and Spring Boot 2.2.0.RELEASE. If you find any issues with these projects please report them here. Moving forward we want to quickly align Spring Zeebe projects with Zeebe releases in a more coordinated way and we want to refine these projects dependencies to make sure that they are aligned with the Spring Boot release train. I will be leading this process with the original author of these modules Jan Galinski from Holisticon to make sure that we keep these projects community driven with a transparent governance. If you have questions, proposals or extensions related to Spring Zeebe please get in touch. I will be…
Nov 11, 2019
We’re excited to announce the release of Zeebe 0.22.0-alpha1 and Operate 1.2.0-alpha1. You can find information about how to get started with Zeebe and Operate in the docs. In the rest of this post, we’ll cover highlights from the releases along with other project updates.
Nov 9, 2019
The latest episode of the Camunda Nation podcast is now live, featuring Dan Shapir, CTO of Israeli/Australian fintech company Pay-K, and the author of the Zeebe NestJS integration, as our guest. We talk about Zeebe; NestJS; building reliable, refactorable applications at scale; and hiring developers in one of the most competitive markets in the world. Enjoy!
By Josh Wulf
Nov 3, 2019
Designing a resilient system means planning for, and alerting on various failure states. The Zeebe Cloud Canary npm package adds alerting to your Node.js Zeebe applications. There are a few things that can go wrong in a Zeebe system that you definitely want to surface operationally. Your client applications might exception and halt. The broker might fail – whether due to a hardware failure or some edge-case condition that puts it in an infinite restart loop while recovering (it could be memory constrained, for example, and rescheduled by K8s before it can recover its state on boot up). Both of these cases can be detected by probes. The broker has a readiness probe that can be monitored for this, and…
By Josh Wulf
Nov 1, 2019
We are happy to announce the release of Camunda Optimize version 2.7.0-alpha1. You can find improvements and features for the upcoming Optimize version 2.7.0 in this first alpha release, including: Executing or Pending Flow Node Filter Process Instance Durations in Raw Data Table Alerts moved into Collections User and Group Search for Collections Copy of Collections The complete release notes are available in Jira.
Oct 31, 2019
The upcoming 0.22 release of Zeebe includes a feature many users have been asking for: the ability to start a workflow and retrieve its outcome with a single command. The new gRPC command CreateWorkflowInstanceWithResult is available for testing in the current SNAPSHOT Docker image of Zeebe and the zeebe-node-next version of the Node.js client. This command starts a workflow instance and returns the outcome when the workflow completes. Use-cases A common scenario is to start a workflow in response to a REST request, and send back the outcome from the workflow in the REST response. Previous implementations of this relied on a polling worker to retrieve the outcome, and the use of subscriptions to correlate it with the REST request…
By Josh Wulf
