The Cloud Migration Podcast

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The Cloud Migration Podcast

Approaching business migration issues and sharing our experience over the years.

  1. 15/12/2021

    Sizing Your Camunda Environment

    Unlike a lot of other BPM engines, you don’t actually have to buy big hardware to size your Camunda environment. It really only hinges on two factors. The container\application server you want to useThe amount of Java working your application has to do. Normally, this is your Delegation code.

    6min

  2. 15/11/2021

    Testing your Camunda BPM Processes

    Testing BPM applications requires you sort of changing your mindset. Unlike most conventional applications, which I tend to think of as two-dimensional, BPM applications are n-dimensional. With your traditional applications, You usually have your UI and your integrations. Workflow applications, on the other hand, are a lot more powerful, but harder to test. You’ve got business rules, dynamic roles, Security, multiple integrations, the workflow itself, Timers, Events, retries. It can be overwhelming.

    5min

  3. 15/10/2021

    Comparing Apigee to DataPower

    Apigee is an API Management platform, so it’s more than a gateway. It does support authentication, and Nother/South traffic, but it’s an entire offering, which includes a gateway. DataPower, on the other hand, is really just a gateway. When used in conjunction with IBM Connect, DataPower supports the larger API Platform by acting as the front door.

    6min

  4. 15/09/2021

    Starting with Camunda as Java Developer

    The intended audience for this podcast and I may extend this into a series, are basically my geeky brethren. Java Developers who want to start using Camunda. So, in order to follow along, you should probably be at least two years into your career as a java developer, and be comfortable with Java, Spring, Maven, etc. I’m not going to be teaching those, because better teachers than me have already created excellent free content on that.

    5min

  5. 18/08/2021

    What are the top five things to know when combining RPA and Camunda?

    RPA is projected to control an almost 3 Billion dollar market by the end of fiscal 2021, so I think it’s fair to say that it’s found its place in our ecosystem. And why not? With the volatile nature of the work world these days, Bots offer consistency and predictability that's in high demand. Today, I want to talk about how RPA and Process Engines like Camunda can work together.

    6min

  6. 14/06/2021

    Episode 12 - Top Five Things You Need to Know When Considering Camunda BPM

    In this Podcast episode, Stuart and Max explore the 5 things that you need to know when considering Camunda BPM as part of an enterprise business process project based on the open-source Camunda Platform, an Enterprise Platform for Workflow and Decision Automation.

    7min

  7. 07/06/2021

    Episode 11 - What to Know About Linting Your Camunda Applications

    Even if you have been modeling processes and workflows for a long time, you’re creating processes from a human perspective. It would help if you made sure that your customers understand what’s happening and that your models represent the logical flow of how the system operates. Unfortunately, BPM engines do not always comprehend this. These engines interpret your models without guiding heuristics which can lead to performance issues. Moreover, as a modeling expert, you have more experience parsing a model. You’re more fluent in the BPM language than the average business user, and a model that makes sense to you may leave them behind.

    7min

  8. 31/05/2021

    Episode 10 - Building your Camunda Job Executor

    The first thing you need to understand is that there are several different ways to trigger execution logic in Camunda. You can make a Java API call, subscribe to external events, make restful calls, or asynchronously execute work. In  Camunda, a Job is executed whenever a Timer Event is encountered or when a task, or activity, is explicitly marked as Asynchronous After or Asynchronous Before. Those are checkboxes in the lower bottom part of the general sub-tab when you view your task's properties in the Camunda BPM modeler.

    8min
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Approaching business migration issues and sharing our experience over the years.

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