Kogito - Building Intelligent Serverless Apps
summary
Kogito rebrands Drools/jBPM as cloud-native, serverless microservices that are domain-first and code-generated: assets produce code generation to domain POJOs so processes accept and return typed JSON instead of key/value maps. Runtimes run on Quarkus and GraalVM (Spring Boot optional), use Infinispan for persistence, Kafka for events and reactive streams for timers to handle tens of thousands of scheduled jobs. Tooling offers VS Code and GitHub editors and deployment via Kogito operator + CLI to OpenShift — demo app builds and runs successfully.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:07Traditional BPMI
- 13:19Tooling for Kogito II
- 19:39Kogito Runtimes
- 23:53Developing Kogito Travel Agency
- 34:18Running the application
- 34:28Deploying the application to OpenShift
- 40:31Do you want to contribute?
- 44:57Traditional BPM II
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