Learn how Camunda 8 integrates diverse endpoints across distributed systems and implements flow logic in this 23-minute tutorial. Explore a custom code example demonstrating Camunda's ability to connect multiple services and maintain process state. Discover how to deploy process models, send Kafka messages, manage user tasks, trigger events, and update data using various tools like Camunda Operate, Tasklist, and Modeler. Gain insights into process orchestration for microservices architectures, event subprocesses, and maintaining context in decoupled services. Follow along with provided code and instructions to enhance your understanding of Camunda's capabilities in managing complex, distributed workflows.
How Camunda 8 Manages Diverse Endpoints in Distributed Systems
Overview
Syllabus
- Welcome
- Setup requirements
- Meet the BPMN model and see how it works, using Token Simulation
- How to deploy the process model, and view it in Camunda Operate
- How to produce and send a Kafka message
- How to see and read process data in Camunda Tasklist
- How to access and edit linked forms in Camunda Modeler
- Continuing the process in Camunda Operate
- How to trigger an intermediate Kafka event
- How to trigger an intermediate Webhook event
- More about variables in a process instance
- How to update user task data from Kafka, using Postman
- How a process orchestrator maintains context for decoupled services
- How to trigger an event subprocess
- Niall’s brain experiences an interrupting error event
- Getting back to event subprocesses
- Summary and Conclusion
Taught by
Camunda
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