Camunda Ecosystem Exploration

Contents of this README:

1. Create a database
2. Build the source
   • Clone the repo
   • Build the source
3. Deploy to HSDP (Cloud Foundry)
   • Docker vs Spring Boot
   • CF Push
4. License

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1. Create a database

# cf create-service hsdp-rds mysql-medium-dev camunda-db-dev
# watch -g "cf service camunda-db-dev | grep status"

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2. Build the source

Clone the project

# git clone https://github.com/PhilipsRespironics/camunda-service.git

Build the project:

# cd camunda-service
# ./gradlew clean build

3. Deploy to HSDP

Considerations:

• Docker versus Spring:
  • Additional dependency (Docker) to maintain
  • PCF patches for stemcells and application dependencies not applied for Docker

Deploy to CF:

# cf push --vars-file vars-dev.yml -n camunda-service-dev

Replace camunda-service-dev with any preferred subdomain of .cloud.pcftest.com

4. Import Workflows

Upload workflows for example use cases:

• Open one of the workflows (workflows dir) in Modeler, e.g. SleepStudy.bpmn
• Click the "Deploy current diagram" button to upload the workflow to the HSDP-deployed instance
  • The REST Endpoint field should be http://camunda-service-dev.cloud.pcftest.com//engine-rest
  • The Deployment Name field should be "SleepStudy", or similar

5. License

Copyright (c) 2019-2020 Respironics Inc, a Philips company