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Camunda-Modeler-Best-Plugins-List

This is the list of Camunda Modler Plugins that I (Niall) use and love!

List-Of-Camunda-Examples-By-Niall

This is a list showing all of the one-off examples that i've created to show examples and demenstreate paterners

kaffee-und-kuchen

Easily switching a syncronouse archetecture to an a-sync with a Camunda workflow engine.

GenericErrorAndReturn

Showing how to throw an error anywhere in the process and then Return back afterwards

CamundaSagaPatternExample

This is an example of how to model the Saga Pattern by taking a distributed group of micro services and have them orchestrated asynchronously using Camunda and BPMN.

List-of-my-Camunda-8-examples

This lists the worthwhile examples i've made for Camunda 8. Hopefully they'll be useful

Conditional-BPMN-Events-In-Action

This is an example of how conditional events can be triggered in Camunda using a simple spring boot project

Camunda-Run-Land-On-Mars

This is an example of how you can run quite a complex process with advanced BPMN symbols and templating service tasks

Risk-Analysis-DMN-OpenAI-Camunda

This is an example showcasing how a risk analysis process can utilize business rules and AI to help determine potential fraud or risk of an investment

multi-instance-messages

Example on how to use multi-instance messaging with Camunda BPM

Camunda-Cockpit-Plugin-Tutorial

This project is used to create a plugin that lets you start a process instance from Camunda Cockpit. It does this through the Cockpit Plugin system. This examples is used as part of the Camunda Cockpit Plugin tutorial video.

idempotent-process-example

How to build a Camunda process that will only start one instance per request.

CompensateMulti-InstanceSubprocessExample

An example of how you might want to compensate a multi-instance subprocess

Whos50GameCamunda8

This is an example project that showcases some core funtions of Camunda Cloud.

SendEmailCamunda8Example

This is an example project that shows how you can send an email using Camunda Cloud

KafkaConnectorExample

This is a project that demonstracts Camunda 8's Inbound and outbound connectors to Kafka

bpmn-quest

camunda-cloud-visual-starter

Just a simple project which can run some basic commands to Camunda 8 in the cloud

racing-car-example

This is a an example project using Camunda and spring boot to show how to win a race :)

Compensation-Example-Camunda8

This is an example of how to implement a compensation events and tasks in order to undo something executed previously in a BPMN process

Multi-Instance-User-Example

A Camunda example showing how multiple user inputs can be used to decided the path of a process.

Automatically-Reassign-User-Tasks

This is an example of how you can automatically unassign and reassign tasks in Camunda

SelfReportingRobot

This is a little hackday project where i try to write an RPA bot which runs reports on the process that is calling it

FishingWebhookExample

This is an example project for Camunda 8 inbound connectors. It show how to setup a webhook

Camunda-Endpoint-Diversity-Example

This is an example of how camunda is able to integrate Kafka, Frontend Applications, Rest services and more.

Multi-Instance-User-Assignment-Camunda8

This is an example using BPMN and Camunda 8 to show how a multi-instance subprocess can be used to assignee a dynamic list of users to a task

SusupendInstanceExample

CamundaGettingStarted

SendEmailCamunda7Example

This is an example of how you can send an Email using Camunda and an External Task

rest-error-to-bpmn-error

This example show how you can trigger a BPMN error if you done get the response you're expecting from a REST API that

SimpleApprovalExample

This is an example of BPMN process which contains a task where data is entered followed by a task where data is approved/rejected

Sorting-Hat-DMN-Example

This is an example of how DMN could have been used in the Harry Potter universe to replace the Sorting Hat