Code your logic, not your infrastructure
summary
Shows how Camunda BPM runs executable BPMN models as an orchestration layer that keeps business logic in independent services and the engine managing state, timers and compensation. Live demo wires a JavaScript modeler, REST-deployed engine, and external task workers that poll; starts ~20–200 instances, hits ~60 stuck instances, then migrates them to a new version and resumes successfully. Also pipelines history to Elasticsearch for reporting; the demo runs and the migration and compensation mechanics work as described.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and architecture
- 2:27Orchestration with Camunda
- 5:18Building a basic process
- 14:03Iterating on requirements
- 20:11Handling errors and migration
- 28:53Data visualization and insights
- 35:23Conclusion and Q&A
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