OpenBPM Quick Start
Business process automation on Camunda 7 using professional tools for developers and administrators

Demo project
Demo project on Spring Boot with built-in Camunda 7 combined with monitoring tool OpenBPM Control.
Main components:
- Camunda 7 — business process engine (built into Spring Boot).
- OpenBPM Control — open-source panel for managing multiple Camunda instances.
- OpenBPM Studio — plugin for developing BPMN diagrams in IntelliJ IDEA.
Getting Started
1
Clone repository
2
Install OpenBPM Studio plugin
- Go to the IntelliJ IDEA plugin settings: Settings → Plugins
- Switch to the Marketplace tab and enter OpenBPM
- Install the plugin and restart IntelliJ IDEA
3
Run the infrastructure
Run OpenBPM Control using comands:cd docker
docker-compose up -d
4
Run Spring Boot application
./gradlew bootRun
5
Access to applications
Camunda 7: http://localhost:8080
Login: demo / Password: demo
OpenBPM Control: http://localhost:8081
Login: admin / Password: admin
Recommendations:
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For the first run, use the test data from the repository.
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Configure ports in docker-compose.yml if 8080/8081 are busy.
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Access Camunda's H2 Console: http://localhost:8080/h2-console (JDBC URL: jdbc:h2:mem:camunda-h2-database)
