Combining Orchestration and Choreography for a Clean Architecture using Camunda 8 Hyperautomation.

Name: Combining Orchestration and Choreography for a Clean Architecture using Camunda 8 Hyperautomation.
Start: 2023-10-19T17:30:00+02:00
End: 2023-10-19T21:00:00+02:00

Oct 19, 2023, 3:30 – 7:00 PM

Camunda Chapter: Pretoria

The first meet-up  in mainland Africa, Pretoria discusses mixing choreography and orchestration in microservice architectures. Thomas Heinrichs and Andreas explore  clean, loosely-coupled architectures featuring Zeebe and Kafka. Niall Deehan discusses evolution to event-based orchestration supported by Maria Alcantara and Kennedy Chengeta, Phd. This talk covers technical concepts  in java. 

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About this meet-up

Welcome to the first meet-up in Pretoria as we discuss mixing choreography and orchestration in a microservice architecture to derive  significant benefits. Join Thomas and Andreas as they explore how you can build a clean, loosely-coupled architecture featuring Zeebe, Kafka and our domain services. This talk will cover both theory as well as practical examples written in Java, so you can walk away knowing which architectural approach to choose. 
Maria Alcantara from Spain, Camunda Community Manager discusses Camunda's Educational License Program  and how it aims to enable people and organizations to teach BPMN and process automation to others by giving them access in African Universities. African Universities can use this license program in their teaching initiatives. 
The event also showcases use of Camunda  to  orchestrate  hospital surgery processes using Camunda 8, and Generative AI  and connectors. Eezimedz is a medical adminstration workflow meant for rural areas with low network areas in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Nqobile Ndaba, Danai Tobaiwa and Mark Bhunu from KaribuTech AI  will take you through the journey.

When

Thursday, October 19, 2023
3:30 PM – 7:00 PM UTC

Agenda

Introduction to Camunda Automation in Africa by Kennedy Chengeta, Phd	We introduce the audience and walk through the journey Africa is taking in terms of hyper-automation and Camunda's contribution to it. We also look at how AI also compliments its African digitization in rural areas by Kennedy Chengeta, Phd and Justice Muguda. We also introduce tonight speakers.
Introduction to Camunda and Camunda Education by Maria	Maria from Spain discusses Camunda's Educational License Program and how it aims to enable people and organizations to teach BPMN and process automation to others by giving them access in African Universities
Combining Orchestration and Choreography for a Clean Architecture	Main Speaker: Thomas and Andreas from Germany explore how you can build a clean, loosely-coupled architecture featuring Zeebe, Kafka and our domain services. This talk will cover both theory as well as practical examples written in Java, so you can walk away knowing which architectural approach to choose
The evolution to event-based orchestration	Niall Deehan, Developer Advocate at Camunda in Germany discusses how orchestration engines began as a way of adding basic glue code to help systems execute their business logic in a repeatable predictable way. Modern orchestration engines have become the beating heart of architectures that embrace distributed systems. How did we get to this point? As soon as modern microservice architectures emerged - how to connect them became a big question. Events and Orchestrators were the two main solutions, but now we’re seeing those concepts combined and new benefits arising. He’ll discuss where we came from, where we are and where we’re going with Orchestration technology.
Using Camunda 8 and Generative AI to orchestrate a Medical Admin System for Africa	In this demo we show how to orchestrate hospital surgery process using Camunda 8, and Generative AI and connectors. Eezimedz is a medical adminstration workflow meant for rural areas with low network areas in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Nqobile Ndaba, Danai Tobaiwa, Panashe Bizunike and Mark Bunu will take you through the journey. Panashe is an Informatics Student at Zimbabwean National University of Science and Technology and Danai is a computer science student at University of Zimbabwe. Nqobile is part the IBM South Africa Techscale Graduate program
Questions and Answers for Camunda HyperAutomation	We thank all attendees and gather questions to all audience.

Speakers

Thomas Heinrichs

Miragon

BPM Consultant

Maria Alcantara

Camunda

Community Manager

Niall Deehan

Camunda

Developer Advocate

Kennedy Chengeta, PhD

KaribuTech AI

Chief Intergration Architect

Host

Dimakatso Valencia Phalafala

KaribuTech AI

Cloud engineer and Camunda Workflow Infrastructure

Organizers

Kennedy Chengeta, PhD

KaribuTech AI

Chapter Leader

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Dimakatso phalafala

Designer

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