Distributed Orchestration with Camunda BPM, Part 2

Simon Zambrovski
Nov 4 · 7 min read

I strongly believe that orchestration of Microservices will become the next big thing to solve. At the time of writing, several solutions try to compete in this area, mostly building their own (textual) domain-specific languages to describe the orchestration. In my opinion orchestration should be expressed in BPMN 2.x instead, since it is a well-adopted, understandable and mature language designed exactly for this purpose.

The term Orchestration in Microservice context might be ambiguous. To get it clearer, I would like to propose the…

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Simon Zambrovski

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Senior IT-Consultant, BPM-Craftsman, Architect, Developer, Scrum Master, Writer, Coach

Holisticon Consultants

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