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How can non-Java developers best integrate with Camunda?

Camunda is Java-centric, but many organizations need to connect BPMN workflows with other technologies. I am looking to spark a conversation about how developers using Node.js, Python, Go, etc., can effectively work with Camunda via REST APIs, external task patterns, or SDKs. Any real life experience and thought process are most welcome here!

What does it mean to run Camunda in a fully cloud-native environment?

Cloud-native tools and platforms like Kubernetes are shaping the future of enterprise applications. How Camunda can be containerized, scaled, and managed in cloud-native environments, and the challenges or best practices associated with this.

Are event-driven architectures taking over traditional workflow automation systems like Camunda?

With the rise of event-driven systems, many are questioning if these architectures will replace traditional BPMN-driven workflows.

Any thoughts on real life experience with event-driven solutions (e.g., Kafka, NATS) versus Camunda’s BPMN-based approach!

How does BPMN fit into a microservices world? Is it still relevant?

As microservices continue to dominate application architectures, people are often debating how traditional BPMN models can be adapted or integrated into such systems.

Will BPMN remains a useful tool for orchestrating microservices or if new paradigms are emerging.