Zeebe Nation Podcast

On this episode of the Camunda Community Podcast, we dive into Camunda Optimize and how it helps visualize the value of process orchestration and automation and unlock continuous process improvement with Senior Product Manager Tobias Conz and Developer Advocate Samantha Holstine. The two even discuss how using Camunda Optimize daily is like training to earn a black belt in karate. Listen to learn: What is Camunda Optimize?How developers can use Camunda Optimize to build, monitor, and improve processesWhy continuous process improvement is vital to business success and the proper application of "developer force"Tobias' top tip for how developers and business stakeholders can use Camunda Optimize as they're building processes to ensure alignment with key objectivesWhat's next for OptimizeCamunda is designed to orchestrate processes from end to end: designing + modeling, testing + deploying, automating, + improving. Optimize provides process intelligence and analytics so users can better understand and improve their process orchestration and automation efforts. Descriptive reporting, dashboards, and custom notifications make it easy to cut through the noise and focus on the most important data, share real-time process insights, remove process bottlenecks, and unlock continuous improvement to make better business decisions and scale end-to-end process orchestration. But it's not just business users who can benefit from Optimize. These reports and dashboards can help developers build better processes, measure the value of their work, and communicate that value to leaders in a common language that all can understand, regardless of technical skills.Additional Resources[docs] What is Optimize?[docs] Improve processes with Optimize[blog] Improving Process Intelligence with Camunda Optimize[blog] From Insights to Action: Harnessing Camunda Optimize for Effective Development[video] How Developers Can Make the Most of Camunda Optimize[github] Camunda Optimize Examples[guide] Definitive Guide to Continuous Process Improvement---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky. Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. A common visual language enables seamless collaboration between business and IT teams to design, automate, and improve end-to-end processes with the required speed, scale, and resilience to remain competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone orchestrate business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation. ---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

On this episode of the Camunda Community Podcast, we explore the Camunda Forum with two of its all-stars: Jean Robert Alves of AgiBank and Thomas Heinrichs from Miragon. Camunda Senior Technical Community Builder Mia Moore joins Jean Robert and Thomas in this deep dive into the Camunda Forum, what makes it such a special place to connect with other Camunda users, and why they keep returning. Although the two have had very different user journeys and interests, Jean Robert and Thomas are among our most active Forum users and community members. You're likely to see them answering questions of all sorts and giving talks at different events. Keep listening to this episode to learn:How they found the Camunda ForumWhat the Camunda Forum (and Camunda Community) means to themThe most interesting discussions they've come acrossTheir tips for how you can get more involved in the community discussionThe Camunda Forum is the place for community discussion about Camunda, including business process management and process orchestration. It is also a great place to connect with our team about your questions and feedback. One of the best parts: the Forum is completely open to all to browse through topics and discussions so there's no need to sign up for an account unless you'd like to join the conversation–which we hope you do because we love hearing from our users! Join us on the Camunda Forum. Connect with Jean Robert: Camunda Forum | LinkedIn | Catch up on his Camunda Community Summit 2023 talk here. Connect with Thomas: Camunda Forum | LinkedInConnect with Mia: Camunda Forum | LinkedInConnect with Niall: Camunda Forum | LinkedIn---Additional Resources: Learn more about the Camunda Developer Community here. 2023 Camunda Community Impact Report[github] Camunda Community Hub---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky. Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. A common visual language enables seamless collaboration between business and IT teams to design, automate, and improve end-to-end processes with the required speed, scale, and resilience to remain competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone orchestrate business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation. ---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

On this episode of the Camunda Community Podcast, we discuss the dynamic scaling of Zeebe clusters. Host and Senior Developer Advocate Niall Deehan is joined by Senior Software Engineer Backend, Deepthi Akkoorath to learn more about this new feature and how it came to be, including the technical challenges we overcame and decisions we made, as well as what's next for scaling Zeebe. Zeebe, the cloud-native workflow and decision engine that powers Camunda 8, has many next-generation capabilities, including a language-agnostic approach so you can build clients in any programming language, enterprise-grade resilience, and horizontal scaling via a distributed architecture. We have further improved this last one by providing the ability to dynamically scale Zeebe brokers and are committed to further enhancing this feature in the future. Listen to learn more about: How this “daisy of destiny” came to Niall's attentionThe structure of the Zeebe team and Deepthi's role on the Zeebe Distributed Platform TeamWhat is the dynamic scaling Zeebe brokers? How users can dynamically add brokersWhat actually happens under the hood when dynamically scaling ZeebeHow to scale down ZeebeFailover with scaling ZeebeWhat's next for dynamic scaling Learn more about Zeebe: https://bit.ly/3vjvsltGet started with Camunda 8 today: https://bit.ly/3vjM8tb---Additional Resources:[docs] Camunda 8 Concepts: Clusters [docs] Zeebe Technical Concepts: Clustering[docs] Create your cluster[docs] Setting up a Zeebe cluster[docs] Cluster Scaling[github] Zeebe [github issue] Dynamic resize of an existing Zeebe cluster [github issue] [EPIC] Dynamic Scaling of Zeebe Cluster - Phat 1: Number of brokers [github issue] Dynamically start and stop partitions [blogpost] Zeebe Performance 2023 Year in Review ---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky. Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. With Camunda, business users and developers collaborate using BPMN to model end-to-end processes and run sophisticated automation with the speed, scale, and resilience required to stay competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone design, orchestrate, and improve business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation.---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

On this episode of the Camunda Community Podcast we are celebrating 10 years of bpmn.io–can you believe it?–with host and Senior Developer Advocate Niall Deehan and special guest Nico Rehwaldt, the creator of bpmn.io and principal engineer here at Camunda. Today, bpmn.io has a vibrant community of active users and contributors, has gone beyond Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN), and is used throughout almost every front end Camunda product. But this was not always the case. Join us on this journey from the starting vision, “BPMN everywhere, for everyone,” through inspiring community contributions and scope jumps (Hello Decision Model and Notation [DMN] and forms!), all the way to what the next 10 years might hold. Listen to learn more about: bpmn.io and why it's a set of libraries instead of an appWhy Nico believes Camunda is lucky he was asked to build a solution for drawing BPMNA very brief history of modeling toolsJust how extensible bpmn.io really isFun things the community has built with bpmn.ioWhat the bpmn.io team doesBPMN lintingToken simulationOne of Niall's proudest momentsAdditional Resources: To learn more, please visit bpmn.io.Check out the bpmn.io blog.Join the bpmn.io forum.Follow bpmm.io on Mastodon and GitHub. Continue learning about BPMN here. Learn more about DMN here.Develop your skills even further with Camunda Academy.  ---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky. Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. With Camunda, business users and developers collaborate using BPMN to model end-to-end processes and run sophisticated automation with the speed, scale, and resilience required to stay competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone design, orchestrate, and improve business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation.---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

Developer-friendliness is at our core and developer-friendly process orchestration is our passion. We believe pro-code concepts are absolutely essential to addressing the complexity of real-world automation. That is why we are combining pro-code capabilities with the ability to encapsulate code into reusable modules that we call “low-code accelerators.” These shortcuts are meant to benefit both technical and non-technical users. In this episode, we will follow along the journey of one citizen developer as she learned how to develop executable processes. Listen as Senior Technical Community Builder Mia Moore chats with Community Manager Maria Alcantara about her role here at Camunda, what inspired her to gain more technical process automation skills, and how this experience has enabled her to better collaborate with technical users like IT and software developers, provide feedback based on her experience, and grow in confidence. Mia and Maria also discuss their favorite Camunda 8 features as well as tips and resources for learning more about BPMN, DMN, and Camunda–spoiler alert: our Community is one of them. Listen to learn more about: Camunda Community meet-ups, the Camunda Educational License Program, and the Camunda Champion ProgramThe collaboration features of Camunda 8, including ConnectorsTips for developers and other technical usersAdvice for citizen developers and low-code users FEEL PlaygroundShare your questions or feedback about this episode on our forum.Start your free trial of Camunda Platform 8.Additional Resources: Connect with Maria, Mia, and Niall on LinkedIn.[blog] Camunda's Vision for Low-CodeCamunda Academy---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky. Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. With Camunda, business users and developers collaborate using BPMN to model end-to-end processes and run sophisticated automation with the speed, scale, and resilience required to stay competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone design, orchestrate, and improve business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation.---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

When planning a migration to Camunda Platform 8, there are three main aspects to consider: model migration, business logic migration, and data migration. In the first of our two-part series, we covered migrating models and business logic (Catch up on Part 1 here). Now, we are exploring the final pillar–data migration–as well as the benefits of migrating to Camunda 8. Listen as Senior Developer Advocate Niall Deehan,  Senior Consultant Manuel (aka Manu) Dittmar, and Consultant Jonathan Lukas dive into data migration, sharing tips for what to do when you have a lot of historical data or long-running processes. They then explore their favorite Camunda 8 features and the benefits of migration. Listen to learn more about: How Camunda 8 stores history variablesWhat to do if you have a terabyte of historical dataIf and when you should migrate runtime data for long-running processesThe benefits of migrating to Camunda 8 including Connectors and SaaSThe opportunities that come with migrationShare your questions or feedback about this episode on our forum.Start your free trial of Camunda Platform 8.Save your seat for CamundaCon 2023.Additional ResourcesCamunda Platform 7 To Camunda Platform 8 Migration Tooling[guide] Migrate to Camunda Platform 8 in 6 Steps[docs] Migrating to Camunda 8 from Camunda 7[blog] What to do When You Can't Quickly Migrate to Camunda 8[podcast] Migrating to Camunda Platform 8, Part 1: Process Models + Business Logic - “You can migrate any kind of implementation”---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn.Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. Join us on Facebook. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. With Camunda, business users and developers collaborate using BPMN to model end-to-end processes and run sophisticated automation with the speed, scale, and resilience required to stay competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone design, orchestrate, and improve business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation.---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

Since we introduced Camunda Platform 8, migration has been a hot topic among Camundi and users. For us, this is an ongoing topic that continues to evolve as we receive feedback from our community and customers, and as new technologies emerge. On this episode of the Camunda Community Podcast, Senior Developer Advocate Niall Deehan chats with Senior Consultant Manuel (aka Manu) Dittmar and Consultant Jonathan Lukas about the three main pillars of migrating to Camunda Platform 8 from Camunda 7: model migration, business logic migration, and data migration. This is a lot to cover, so we're breaking it down into two episodes. In Part 1, Niall has plenty of questions for Manu (aka Manuel) and Jonathan regarding the strategy and practical implementation of migrating models and business logic. We start off discussing a brief history of Camunda 8; our key consideration points including documentation and tooling for helping customers and users migrate; and how the architecture of Camunda 8 better aligns with modern software architecture and service orchestration, creating a much faster workflow and decision engine. Listen to learn more about: Key differences between Camunda 8 and Camunda 7, including why FEELWhat will make for a smooth Camunda migration Practical steps to get your models and business logic migration-readyAvailable tooling to help your migration journeyShare your questions or feedback about this episode on our forum.Start your free trial of Camunda Platform 8.Save your seat for CamundaCon 2023.Additional Resources:- [github] Camunda Platform 7 To Camunda Platform 8 Migration Tooling- [guide] Migrate to Camunda Platform 8 in 6 Steps- [docs] Migrating to Camunda 8 from Camunda 7- [blog] What to do When You Can't Quickly Migrate to Camunda 8---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn.Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. Join us on Facebook. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. With Camunda, business users and developers collaborate using BPMN to model end-to-end processes and run sophisticated automation with the speed, scale, and resilience required to stay competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone design, orchestrate, and improve business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation.---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

Connectors are reusable building blocks that can communicate with any system or technology, providing unlimited flexibility and reducing the time it takes to automate and orchestrate business processes. Ever since we introduced Connectors with Camunda Platform 8, excitement has been growing and we've added more and more of them to meet the ever-increasing number of use cases. In this episode, Senior Technical Community Builder Mia Moore chats with Bastian Korber, senior product manager for Connectors and the Integration Framework, about Outbound and Inbound Connectors, their architectures, example use cases, and what's next. Listen to learn about the main differences between the two, how Connectors can be deployed to build better processes and save you time, and why Bastian calls Inbound Connectors a “game-changer.” Share your questions or feedback about this episode on our forum.Start your free trial of Camunda Platform 8.Save your seat for CamundaCon 2023. Additional Resources: [github] Awesome Camunda 8 Connectors[docs] Connectors[blog] A Deep-Dive into the Architecture of Connectors[blog] Maximum Process Flexibility with Inbound Webhook Connectors[blog] Streamline Processes by Using Inbound Webhook Connectors as Intermediate Events[blog] Start a Camunda Platform 8 Process via REST with Webhooks[blog] Integrate External Systems Effortlessly with Custom Connectors in Camunda Platform[blog] Contributing to Camunda's Connector ecosystem[blog] How to build a Camunda Platform 8 Connector[blog] A Unified Camunda Platform 8 SDK for Node.js[blog] Unraveling Connector Templates Camunda Champion Program---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn.Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. Join us on Facebook. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. With Camunda, business users and developers collaborate using BPMN to model end-to-end processes and run sophisticated automation with the speed, scale, and resilience required to stay competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone design, orchestrate, and improve business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation.---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. The views and opinions expressed in the episodes are those of the hosts, interviewers, or guests, and do not necessarily reflect the official policies and/or positions of any Camunda entity related to the matters discussed in the podcast.

Earlier this year, Camunda Platform 8 was launched as the universal process orchestrator.  In this month's episode, I talk with Bernd Ruecker, co-founder and chief technologist of Camunda, about migrating to Camunda 8 from Camunda 7. We cover when it makes sense to do it, how to do it, and what to do if you can't do it right now.Whether you have a production system running on Camunda 7, are currently developing a system on Camunda 7, or are evaluating which major version to use for your next project, this episode has got you covered on how you can prepare for a migration from Camunda Platform 7 to Camunda 8!If you enjoyed this episode, we recommend checking out Bernd's blog post, “What to do When You Can't Quickly Migrate to Camunda 8.” 

When Camunda Platform 8 launched earlier this year, we announced connectors. This month, I talk with Principal Software Engineer Nico Rehwaldt about connectors–what they are, how they relate to process modeling, and how you can get started. Nico also shares how connectors are really designed for "the future me" and even makes the bold claim connectors in C8 are reusable behaviors done right, incorporating learnings and feedback from Camunda Platform 7 element templates and keeping developers and their future selves at the center of the design from the very beginning.Additional Resources: - A Technical Sneak Peek in Camunda's Connector Architecture by Bernd Ruecker- Camunda 8 Connector SDK on GitHub

 In this episode, we catch up with Nico Rehwaldt, the leader of the BPMN.io project. We talk about his views on the history of the project, how open source it is, what's included (DMN.js, BPMN.js, Forms.js), what's new in the project, and the weirdest places that Nico has seen them being used.

This month, we look at the top eight questions about Camunda Platform 8 - as determined by the super-scientific rule of thumb of what people ask about in Meetups and on the Forum and Slack.A number of these questions were discussed in a panel discussion at a US Camunda User Group Meetup with consultants from NTConsult. If you want to watch that, you can view a recording on Youtube.Here are the top eight questions covered in this episode:1. Camunda 8 relies on a remote engine paradigm instead of the embedded engine which is more common on the Spring Boot implementations. What are the advantages of remote engines over embedded ones?2.We know remote engines come with some limitations: We don't have delegates, for instance. What strategies are recommended for overcoming them:What to do instead of listeners?How to replicate the functionality we had with Global listeners and engine plugins?3. For Camunda 8  SaaS, web modeler is used to deploy processes, but for self hosted, what is the best strategy for DevOps and project management? And are there plans to have web modeler for self-hosted?4. Camunda 8 has 3 APIs in different technologies: gRPC, GraphQL and REST. Each is responsible for part of the functionality that was provided by the REST API on 7. Can you clarify the differences in scope of each of them?5. What are the best alternatives for someone who wants to implement their own tasklist?6. Why do I get RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED errors when I add workers / increase the maxJobsActive setting?7. Why the change in licensing between Camunda 7 and Camunda 8, and what is it?Here is Bernd's blog post "How Open is Camunda Platform 8?"8. Implementing a cloud native application requires new roles and new capabilities within our teams. Can you describe the internal stack, and what skills we need to be leveraging not only to implement the projects (both Saas and self hosted), but also to operate camunda once in production?

Robot Framework is an open source framework for automation used for testing and robotic process automation. This episode's guest, Markus Stahl, has been using Robot Framework with Camunda 7 and Python, using the external task worker pattern.In this conversation, Markus and Niall Deehan discuss Robot Framework, as well as some of the key differences between Camunda 8 and Camunda 7.As mentioned in the episode, you can check out Markus and Asko on Twitch.                                        

In this special episode, Developer Advocate Niall Deehan sits down with Camunda Co-founder and Chief Technologist Bernd Ruecker to discuss the newly released Camunda Platform 8 and what users of Camunda Platform 7 need to know.A few questions that are addressed in this episode:How is Camunda 8 different from  Camunda 7? What inspired this next generation of Camunda Platform, powered by Zeebe? When does it make sense to move to Camunda Platform 8?If you want to find out more about Camunda Platform 8 from the experts or be among the first to try  Camunda Platform 8 in an interactive Code Studio session, you'll want to attend Camunda Community Summit on April 26-28, 2022.For more details and to register, visit the Camunda Community Summit website. 

In this episode we talk with Eric Lundberg, Senior Product Manager for Camunda Optimize.Optimize is a "Business Intelligence tool for BPMN", providing you with actionable insights into your processes running on Camunda Platform or Camunda Cloud. Eric gives us the low-down on the value that Camunda Optimize provides to business and technical users, how it can be leveraged across the whole of business - including fully manual processes and parts of the business that are digitised but not in Camunda - and what to look forward to in Optimize's development.

In this episode, Simon Zambrovski and I discuss two different "flavors" or approaches to testing BPMN processes - a unit-test approach and a behaviour-driven approach.We debated making this two episodes, but eventually landed on keeping the two approaches together, so you can consider them at once. If you are familiarwith the unit-testing one that we describe first, skip ahead to learn about behaviour-driven testing.

Simon Zambrovski, a consultant at Holisticon and a Camunda Champion, shares from his years of experience implementing solutions with Camunda. In this episode we look at "managing data in processes".We examine questions like where to put data, how to structure it, how to get the coupling right.Whether you are looking down the keyboard at your very first POC with Camunda, or looking to compare your own best practices with some of the best in the business, this episode has something for you.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Camunda Nation Podcast, where we go behind the scenes of CamundaCon 2021. To kick off the conversation, Camunda Developer Advocate Niall Deehan first chats with Mary Thengvall, our director of developer relations and CamundaCon moderator. Throughout their conversation, they discuss how she experienced this year's hybrid event from the main stage and why she's excited about the upcoming Camunda Community Summit in 2022. To close out the show, Niall connects with Camunda Community Manager Maria Alcantara about her very first Camunda event and learns more about her key strategies for engaging a remote community. Save your seat for #CamundaSummit 2022. Catch up on your favorite moments and anything you might have missed from #CamundaCon 2021. 

In this episode, Rin, Danielle, and Josh talk about Hacktoberfest. Camunda is again participating in the month-long event, and giving out a limited edition Camunda Hacktoberfest t-shirt to qualifying contributors. For more details on Camunda's Hacktoberfest program, check the official Camunda Hacktoberfest 2021 page.

In this episode we introduce the Camunda Champions program, championed by our Global Community Manager Luca Buchholz, and speak with Camunda Champions around the world.Featured in this episode:Michelle Chand (US)William Buzatto (Brazil)Alexey Vinogradov (Russia)Jan Galinski (Germany)Simon Zambrovski (Germany)For more details on the Camunda Champions Program, and to apply for the upcoming intake, visit the official Camunda Champions website.

On this episode of the Camunda Nation Podcast, we're joined by cimnt ag Full Stack Developer and Consultant Gabor Claussnitzer to dive into one of the newest additions to the Camunda Community Hub, the BPMN Driven Testing extension. Highlights include why Gabor built this extension, his journey so far with BPMN, upcoming features and highlights that you can expect with the BPMN Driven Testing extension, and more.

In this episode, Josh talks with Rin Oliver, Camunda's Technical Community Builder and steward of the Camunda Community Hub. You can check out Rin's website at https://www.ckoliver.com/.And check out their closing keynote (aka locknote) from the Diana Initiative "Rising from the Ashes" on YouTube. 

In this episode, Camunda Developer Advocate Niall Deehan walks us through selecting from the various options for a Camunda Platform architecture.Springboot? Camunda Run? Embedded? Distributed? Java? Not Java?The options are non-trivial, but Niall walks us through the answer to the question: "Sure, it depends - but what does it depend on?" in a way that reveals the various factors and their influences on architecture.The BPMN diagram for this episode is available on GitHub.

Today we talk all things BPMN Modelling with Maciej Barelkowski, a core engineer on Camunda Modeler and bpmn.io team. We recorded this talk in March, and talk about the "upcoming April release" - well, a lot of those features came out in the May release, and are available NOW.

Camunda Cloud 1.0 went GA this week! And the podcast formerly known as "Zeebe Nation" is now "Camunda Nation", with a broader scope, covering all of Camunda's products and projects (including Zeebe and Camunda Cloud).I'm joined in this episode by Daniel Meyer, Camunda's CTO; Felix Mueller, product owner of Camunda Cloud; and Sebastian Menski, Director of Camunda Cloud Engineering.We talk about what 1.0 means, and what's next for Camunda Cloud and Zeebe.

This episode we chat with Pierre-Louis Gottfrois in Paris. Pierre-Louis is the author of the Ruby on Rails client Beez.Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/gottfrois/beez.

This month, I talk with Camunda Chief Technologist and Co-founder Bernd Ruecker.In the third part of this three part podcast, we talk about CamundaCon and virtual developer conferences in the era of Covid.

This month, I talk with Camunda Chief Technologist and Co-founder Bernd Ruecker.In the second part of this three part podcast, we talk about Bernd's first book "Real World BPMN", and the new book that he is working on.

This month, I talk with Camunda Chief Technologist and Co-founder Bernd Ruecker.In the first of this three part podcast, we talk about the history of Camunda and how Zeebe came about and fits into the Camunda vision.

In this episode, I talk with Istvan Molnar, in Budapest, Hungary. Istvan is working on a Zeebe solution with the Mifos Foundation for the future of financial transactions in the emerging market of Africa.Links to resources mentioned in the episode:ZeebeMifos InitiativeMojaloop FoundationApache Fineract

I interview the team working on Camunda Cloud - who also happen to be Camunda's first fully remote engineering team from Day 1.

Season 2 Episode 1 opens with a roundup of the Zeebe Nation podcast in 2019, recorded live in Kreuzberg, Germany; then continues with a chat with the maintainer of the Zeebe Helm charts - Mauricio Salatino, Zeebe Dev advocate based in London.

In this episode, I speak with BPM Consultant and Industry Analyst Sandy Kemsley about future trends in business, microservices, and AI. This is Part 1 of our conversation. In Part 2, we talk about Sandy's experience in business transformation and making business process-agile.

Dan Shapir is the CTO of PayK, an Australian/Israeli fintech company. He is also the author of the open-source NestJS Zeebe integration. In this interview we talk about NestJS, Zeebe, using a workflow engine to orchestrate microservices, and the effect of technology choices on hiring pressures in a start-up rich economy.PayK's website: www.payk.com.auDan's Zeebe integration for NestJS: @payk/nestjs-zeebeNestJS: nestjs.comZeebe Node package: zeebe-nodeZeebe Project: zeebe.io

Jesse Van Muijden and his team, working in the Ministry of Social Welfare in the Netherlands, have developed a Zeebe-based system that brings transparency to government processes for citizens.In this interview we talk about the tech stack: Node.js, Kafka.js, Java, Docker, and Zeebe, the innovative solution they've designed, and Jesse's experience developing on Zeebe.Check out the source code for their project on GitLab.

An interview with Patrick Dehn - author of the Node-RED nodes for Zeebe - and Cornelius Suermann. We talked Home Automation, IoT, and Zeebe, while in Sweden!

Introducing Mauricio Salatino, developer advocate for Zeebe at Camunda. Mauricio comes from the open-source BPM community, and has a focus on Kubernetes.You can tweet him @salaboy on Twitter, chat with him online in the Zeebe Slack, or grab him for a coffee in London, where he lives; or at KubeCon in San Diego, where he is speaking in November.On Tuesday 24 September, 2019, Mauricio is speaking at The London Java Community Meetup. Hit him up and say "Hi!" if you are in the area.

I interviewed Daniel Meyer - Camunda CTO and Zeebe committer #0 - to find out the history of Zeebe. How did such a revolutionary reinvention of the workflow engine come about? Did it emerge fully formed from an R&D lab? Or was it an incremental process?Daniel walks us through the discoveries that lead to Zeebe over several years.

An interview with Mackenzie Clark, the maintainer of the open source Zeebe Rust client - Zeebest. We talk about Rust, Web Assembly, and Zeebe. Check out Zeebest on GitHub: https://github.com/xmclark/zeebest

An interview in Berlin with Daniel Meyer, Camunda CTO and Zeebe Committer #0, covering Open Source, Zeebe, the recent license change, and how companies can be sustainable and successful while staying true to Open Source in the new world of cloud-native services.

An interview in Berlin with Sebastian Menski, Engineering Manager of the Zeebe dev team, on the eve of the release of Zeebe 0.20.0 - the first production-ready release of Zeebe.