Here is the TL/DR: We will stay 100% developer-friendly and pro-code is our heart and soul or bread and butter if you prefer. But people that create process ...
Since then, many people have asked us what a connector is, how such a connector is developed, and how it can be used in Self-Managed. We haven’t yet publishe...
For example, a recent customer project in a big financial institution connected a data center in Europe with one in the United States and this did not affect...
- You can’t leverage Camunda 8 — SaaShttps://camunda.com/get-started, but also don’t have Kubernetes at your disposal to install the platform self-managedhtt...
- Green: Open source license. - Green stripes: Source-available license for the curious, the difference between open source and source-available is explained...
In today’s blog post I want to explain the reasoning behind this move and why we recommend a remote engine. However, let’s first understand why the embedded ...
I will first briefly explain what transaction managers are and why you might not have them at your disposal in modern architecture. I will also sketch a solu...
Imagine your CEO wants you to increase process automation as part of the organization’s push towards becoming a digital enterprise. As a first project, you n...
I recommend reviewing the introduction to the process automation maphttps://techspective.net/2021/11/22/the-process-automation-map/ first. As a quick recap, ...
In 2015, Deutsche Telekom started to apply robotic process automation RPA, one of many tools in the whole process automation space. Over time the company dev...
The transition from a passive event stream to an active component like a workflow engine is very interesting. It raises a lot of questions about idempotency,...
- Share Deutsche Telekom’s story about their initial success with RPA and the challenges emerging from that success - Describe their key solution strategies,...
In this blog post I will introduce process events monitoring as possible remedy. Before I can do that, I will briefly explain a typical event-driven architec...
> The real thinking behind was that I really want to show you that creating workflow diagrams is a very useful thing and can help you oversee everything basi...
I personally liked Forget monoliths vs. microservices. Cognitive load is what mattershttps://techbeacon.com/app-dev-testing/forget-monoliths-vs-microservices...
Unfortunately I see many companies that don’t adjust their business processes to this new world. In this post I want to give one example and discuss the cons...
Modern microservices architectures are event-driven, reactive, and choreographed as opposed to being centrally controlled via an orchestrator. That makes the...
- Scope and boundaries “what workflow do you want to automate and how is this mapped to multiple microservices or bounded contextshttps://martinfowler.com/bl...
BPMN is an ISO standardhttp://www.bpmn.org/ and its beauty is that it defines a business readable graphical visualization that is also directly executable on...
Remote communication inevitably must respect the 8 fallacies of distributed programminghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacies_of_distributed_computing. So y...
For most use cases just calling one simple function is not enough, you have to call multiple functions in the right order to implement a proper end-to-end us...
> “We do composite services, orchestrating two or three CRUD-Services to do something more useful. Our architects want to use your workflow engine for this b...
The idea was easy: Let’s do a simple ticket booking example, where we have to do reservation and a ticket creation. The latter might need computing power for...
I quickly scanned through the linked blog posthttp://redmonk.com/sogrady/2017/07/20/soa-microservices/ and couldn’t agree more even if I think there are more...
Hint: My goal is not to give a scientific definition. I just want to write down my current thoughts as an anchor for potential discussions, so I’m looking fo...