
Camunda overview: explore the open source BPM framework with the design modeler for modeling, cockpit for deployment, tasklist for user tasks, and dashboards for monitoring under enterprise licensing.
Install the Java editor in VS Code or Eclipse, download the appropriate edition for your operating system, and add essential extensions such as language support for Java to enable features.
Install the camunda modeler by downloading the zip for your operating system, unzip, and run the executable to begin designing your first bpm diagram.
Install Postman on your laptop, launch the app, and sign in to create your account to start using Postman.
Create a Camunda spring boot starter project by importing Maven template, configuring the process application, H2 database, and Camunda web app, then run locally and access the Camunda web interface.
Design the hello world BPMN in Camunda, create an executable process, add a service task with a Java delegate, and save the diagram to the project resources.
Deploy the hello world BPMN using two methods: via a spring boot project or the REST API; verify deployments in the web app, view two process definitions and their versions.
Learn to implement a Camunda BPM unit test with deployment, mock delegates, external tasks, and test coverage to validate a process from start to finish.
This course is designed for people who want to learn BPMN with Camunda by practicing, not too much reading, and more concrete knowledge by practicing.
Learning BPMN with Camunda by implementing a real business use case (Trading Cryptocurrency).
Learn each component of BPMN with real executable examples.
Advanced development with Camunda (coming soon...).
Understanding Camunda Architecture (coming soon...).
At the end of this class, you will have the knowledge to work on any BPMN project with Camunda.