camunda bpm 7.0-release-webinar-en

camunda BPM

Webinar 7.0 Release (EN)

Introduction

camunda BPM 7.0 Demo (Daniel Meyer)

camunda BPM 7.0 Highlights (Daniel Meyer)

Productization & Enterprise Support (Robert Gimbel)

Roadmap for 7.1 (Robert Gimbel)

Questions & Answers

Agenda

Who is camunda?

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008

Consulting BPM Consulting, Seminars, Projects

BPM Softwarevendor

camunda fox 6.0

camunda BPM 7.0 Open Source Project

camunda BPM in a nutshell

2 3 1 4

Overview

Engine

Tasklist Custom

Application Cockpit

Cycle

Technical Modeler

Business Modeler

Process Participant

Technical / Business Monitoring & Operations

Business Analyst

Developer Database

File Repository

REST / Java API

REST REST REST / Java

camunda BPM 7.0

Demo

The highlights of camunda BPM 7.0:

1. cockpit webapplication for monitoring & operations

2. Runtime Container Integration

3. Improved Clustering

4. Rewrite of Process Engine History (Audit Event Log)

5. Activity Instance Model for Execution State

camunda BPM 7.0

camunda cockpit:

Webapplication for Monitoring & Operations

−Seach for prozess instances

−Inspect process instances

−Repair process instances

Bridge the Gap: Visuelles Process Monitoring for Business & IT

camunda cockpit

- Process engine as container service: multi-application deployment

- application server threading

- Java EE 6/Spring Programing model & Infrastructure integration

Extended scope: Framework for building a BPM Platform

Runtime Container Integration

Application

Process Engine(s)

Threading (Async)

Redeploy at runtime

Modularization, Versioning

Processes + Java Classes + Libraries

JMX, Apache Tomcat,

jBoss App. Server, Glassfish App. Server,

IBM App. Server

Jboss Threads, JCA, CommonJ

Support for heterogeneous clusters

Improved Clustering

Orders

Process Engine

Orders

Process Engine

Consignment return

Process Engine

Shared Database Monitoring

Threading (Async) Threading (Async) Threading (Async)

−Event Oriented API (fire and forget)

−Increased Performance (<28%), Reduced Index Size (<Factor 3)

New Audit Event Log

Database

Running + Finished Process Instances

Process Engine

read write

Runtime Datenbank

Process Engine

Event Stream

write read

Asynchronous Logging Polyglot Backends, Big Data, …

camunda fox 6.0 camunda BPM 7.0

History Improvements

Process Engine 1

Shared History Database

Developed in collaboration with a large german retailer (customer)

Process Engine 2

Process Engine 3

Asynchronous Write

Cockpit (Monitoring)

Runtime Database 1

Runtime Database 3

History Improvements

Runtime Database

Process Engine

Read Write

Relational Database

Elastic Search

Mongo DB

Polyglot History Data Stores

Now possible due to new History Event Stream API

Closer to BPMN 2.0 (required for camunda cockpit)

Activity Instance Model http://camundabpm.blogspot.de/2013/06/introducing-activity-instance-model-to.html

Activity Instance Tree

ACTIVTY INSTANCE

START

ACTIVTY INSTANCE

END

Events need to be correlated

Required for History Event Correlation

Productization

- Community vs. Enterprise Edition

- Maintenance

- Support

Roadmap 7.1

Productization & Roadmap

Robert Gimbel Product Manager camunda BPM

Community vs. Enterprise Edition

Community Edition

Enterprise Edition

License Apache License 2.0 commercial

Source Code available to customers

Features

Process Engine

+ Distributions for Tomcat, JBoss, Glassfish

+ Distributions for IBM Websphere AS, Oracle WLS

Modeler

Tasklist

Cycle

Cockpit

Consulting

Support

Maintenance (Bugfixes)

Legal Indemnification

Maintenance: Bugfix Releases

7.0

7.1-alpha1 ... 7.1-alpha[x]

7.0.1 ... 7.0.[x]

GA Release

Development Release

Maintenance Release

7.0

Community Edition

Enterprise Edition

7.1

7.2-alpha1 ... 7.2-alpha[x]

7.1.1 ... 7.1.[x]

7.1

7.0.y ... 7.0.[z]

Support: SLA Editions

Entry Standard Advanced

Support-Contacts 2 2 2

Documentation

Critical Alerts

Service Packs

Issue Tracking

Number of Issues per Year

max. 60 unbegrenzt unbegrenzt

Hotline

Availability 8×5 8×5 24×7*

Response Time* 16 business hours 8 business hours 2 clock hours*

* depends on „issue severity“

issue severity levels

Bedeutung Entry SLA Standard SLA Advanced SLA

Availability Response Time

Availability Response Time

Availability Response Time

1 production system down or mission critical issues

8×5 16 business hours

8×5 8 business hours

24×7 2 clock hours

2 Production/Development System Severely Impacted

8×5 16 business hours

8×5 8 business hours

8×5 2 business hours

3 Question/How-to/Enhancement

8×5 16 business hours

8×5 8 business hours

8×5 8 business hours

camunda Modeler

Stabilization

Attributes in Properties Panel

Eclipse Kepler Support

camunda BPM platform

JBoss EAP 6.1/7.2

Cockpit History

Cockpit Plugin Framework

Cycle connectors

Tasklist 2.0

Improved Task Forms

Process Authorization

Job Priorities

BPMN-Support

Roadmap 7.1

Vielen Dank! camunda services GmbH Zossener Str. 55-58 10961 Berlin

Telefon: +49 30 664 0409-00 Telefax: +49 30 664 0409-29

Email: info@camunda.com

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Daniel Meyer

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