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Make Use Of My Local Camunda 8 Cluster – Part III, final
Recap In the previous article, I finished preparing the BPMN model to run it on Camunda 8. There are two more things to address. We will create and deploy a worker for the Service Task Create Invoice to our …
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Make Use Of My Local Camunda 8 Cluster – Part II
We will convert everything we implemented with Camunda 7 to Camunda 8. Make it work and run in our cluster! We continue where we left – Make Use Of My Local Camunda 8 Cluster. Preparing the BPMN model Polishing …
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Make use of my local Camunda 8 cluster
A short recap from the previous article (Camunda 8 on k0s – the zero friction Kubernetes). I have a running Camunda 8 cluster on my local machine, and I’m able to access its components via Web UI. I …
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Camunda 8 on k0s – the zero friction Kubernetes
What’s this all about? The goal is to migrate the process automation project (see my previous article Docker, Kubernetes, and Co. – part II) to the new Camunda flagship – Camunda 8. I’ll skip k0s installation entirely; it’s already …
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5 LED 4 Aspects signal control with Rocrail and DCC++ EX
Hardware Raspberry Pi Model B+ V1.2 with Debian 11.4 ARDUINO Mega Rev. 3 And this nice signal kit (DB Licht-Ausfahrsignal), presumably produced by Viessmann for a famous german online shop: Software Rocrail “Iron” 2.1.2609 [DAILY] [Sep 8 2022 04:00:18] DCC++ …
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Docker, Kubernetes, and Co. – part II
Here is our plan. We will deploy our BPMN model to our Camunda platform from the previous article Docker, Kubernetes, and Co. and make it run, simple.You may also want to take a look at one of the articles …
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Docker, Kubernetes, and Co.
Prepare hosts DNS Setup root@master-node:~# cat /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.2.201 master-node 192.168.2.202 slave-node1 192.168.2.203 slave-node2 192.168.2.204 slave-node3 # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback ff02::1 ip6-allnodes ff02::2 ip6-allrouters Add kernel modules root@master-node:~# cat …
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Camunda on Oracle Cloud – will it work?
Subject In this article, I describe how to install and run Camunda BPM engine on Oracle Cloud. I created this post as I had some spare hours between two jobs in winter 2020, then sort of forgot about it and …
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Opportunities, Tasks and ToDoist for SugarCRM — part II
Subject Well, there was the part I, so it’s time to write part II. Hre I’ll focus on the integration with the ToDoIst site (https://todoist.com) using their REST API. Here is the link to the documentation: https://developer.todoist.com/rest/v8/ Symptoms Actually, I …
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Monitor bacula backup jobs with zabbix — part II
Subject In my previous article I described only a very simple part of my monitoring solution for bacula, the focus was on discovering backup jobs and only job exit status was monitored. In this article, I’ll add more monitoring …