Process-oriented system integration
summary
Shows a working bank‑account onboarding implemented as a BPMN process deployed from a Maven + Spring Boot project to a SaaS Camunda trial; job workers in Java, Spring, Camunda call a CRM REST endpoint and a SendGrid connector to send email. Demo forces the CRM to fail, process retries automatically, creates an incident, and triggers a 5‑second escalation human task; after fixing the service the engine retries and the instance completes. Also shows connector marketplace, local runtimes, GitHub deployment and observability via Operate/elasticsearch.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to process integration
- 1:25Problems with spaghetti integration
- 3:11Process orchestration vs automation
- 7:06Demo setup and BPMN basics
- 9:11Live demo of process orchestration
- 17:35Accelerating integration with connectors
- 25:03Reusable connectors in action
- 31:04Breaking silos in IT organizations
- 36:58Centralization vs autonomy debate
- 42:37Orchestration vs event-driven architecture
- 48:18AI and future of integration
- 49:21Performance and scalability
- 50:05Q&A and resources
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