Camunda Blog
20 juin 2018
What’s New in Zeebe: Message Correlation, BPMN Symbol Coverage, New Clients, Community Projects, Zeebe on AWS, and More
It’s time for the second edition of “What’s New In Zeebe”, where we share an update of what we’re working on in between releases plus other news from the project.
18 juin 2018
Camunda Modeler 1.16.0 Released
We are happy to announce the latest release of our Camunda Modeler, version 1.16.0 shipping with an improved minimap and a number of improvements and bug fixes. It also ships with the latest BPMN modeling.
12 juin 2018
Benchmarking Zeebe: An Intro to How Zeebe Scales Horizontally and How We Measure It
In the past few weeks, we’ve mentioned Zeebe’s performance in horizontal scalability benchmarks that we run internally, but we haven’t yet explained how exactly we run these benchmarks. We decided we should take it one step further and open up the benchmark to anyone who wants to try it.
11 juin 2018
WildFly Swarm Community Extension 1.0.0 Released
WildFly Swarm is a way to build your Java EE application with just enough of the application server, packaged in one uber-jar. This is usually the way to go, when building microservices architecture, when each service is such kind of Jar, containing the server runtime inside it. For those who want to try it out, the community extension is now available to easily include Camunda Engine and/or Web applications into WildFly Swarm projects.
6 juin 2018
Announcing Zeebe 0.10.0: Node.js Client, A Library for Easier Client Creation, Timestamps for Improved Workflow Analytics, and More
Update: On Monday, June 11, the Zeebe team released version 0.10.1 (download and changelog available here), a patch that fixes an issue with stream processing, and also released a 0.10.1 update for zbctl, the Zeebe command line interface. The Zeebe team is pleased to announce the Zeebe 0.10.0 release, which includes:
6 juin 2018
Listen up, keep your privates private!
In a recent blog post, I described a use case based on facial image recognition to perform an authentication task. In an ideal process, the recognition system either passes or fails the recognition task and the process proceeds via straight through processing to completion. In practice there is a fuzzy boundary between these two outcomes where human judgment via a human task is injected into the process. Now consider the case where say an image of a driver license is used as a reference image. This image contains particularly sensitive information. Hence if a user is required to access this image, have we taken all reasonable steps to protect this information and provide access on a need to know basis?…
31 mai 2018
Camunda Optimize 2.1.0-alpha2 Released
We are happy to announce the release of Camunda Optimize version 2.1.0-alpha2. This release marks the second alpha release of Camunda Optimize 2.1.0. It is also the last alpha release of Optimize 2.1.0 before we release the final version of 2.1.0 next month. The current alpha version handles authorization for users and process definitions so that only users who are authorized to access Optimize can use it and can only see the Process Definitions they are allowed to see. In addition, we added the possibility to add external reports to dashboards and added a new Progress Bar Visualization for single number reports.
By Johannes Heinemann, Sebastian Stamm
31 mai 2018
Camunda 7.9.0 Released
Camunda BPM platform 7.9.0 is now available, and the highlights are: Clients for External Tasks History Cleanup Performance Improvements Transient Variables New Features in Camunda Cockpit 119 Bug Fixes
By Svetlana Dorokhova, Nikola Koevski, Roman Smirnov
30 mai 2018
Camunda Modeler 1.15.0 Released
We are happy to announce the latest release of our Camunda Modeler, version 1.15.0. The release ships with numerous small usability improvements. With a new version of our BPMN toolkit under the hood it brings the long-awaited ability to model data stores between participants/pools, too.
