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Camunda Training For Non Java Developers

The document outlines a training plan for non-Java developers on Camunda BPM, covering essential topics such as BPMN, creating BPMN diagrams, and an overview of the Camunda platform. It includes practical exercises on user tasks, service tasks without coding, and integrating with external systems. Additionally, it addresses monitoring processes and managing incidents using Camunda's tools.

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Camunda Training For Non Java Developers

The document outlines a training plan for non-Java developers on Camunda BPM, covering essential topics such as BPMN, creating BPMN diagrams, and an overview of the Camunda platform. It includes practical exercises on user tasks, service tasks without coding, and integrating with external systems. Additionally, it addresses monitoring processes and managing incidents using Camunda's tools.

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Camunda BPM Training Plan for Non-Java Developers

1. Introduction to BPMN

- What is BPM (Business Process Management)?

- What is BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation)?

- Understanding process diagrams: tasks, events, gateways

- Tools: Camunda Modeler (design BPMN diagrams easily)

2. Create Your First BPMN Diagram

- Start Event -> User Task -> End Event

- Run it in Camunda Modeler (as a simulation)

3. Camunda Platform Overview

- What is Camunda?

- Components: Modeler, Tasklist, Cockpit

- Deployment basics: how to deploy BPMN processes

4. Working with User Tasks

- Assigning tasks to users or groups

- How to complete tasks from Tasklist UI

5. Service Tasks (No-code way)

- Calling REST APIs (no Java code required)

- Using connectors (in Camunda 8)

6. Gateways and Conditions


- Parallel, Exclusive, and Inclusive gateways

- Simple conditions with variables

7. Integrating with External Systems

- Basics of calling external systems via REST

- Using Camunda connectors or external task pattern

8. Monitoring and Admin

- Using Cockpit to monitor processes

- Handling incidents and retries

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