Operaton Runs Everywhere
2025-03-14 - The Operaton Team
Versatile. Scalable. Future-Proof.
If you’ve ever worked with BPMN engines, you’re familiar with the classic deployment dilemma: Should you embed it directly within your Java application, deploy it as a standalone service, host it on-premises, or embrace the scalability of the cloud?
Operaton simplifies this choice by supporting all these deployment scenarios seamlessly.
Flexibility at its Core
With Operaton, you gain unparalleled flexibility:
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Embedded Mode: Integrate Operaton directly into your Java application for maximum control and performance.
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Standalone Service: Run Operaton as a dedicated service on your own infrastructure, providing isolation and manageability.
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Cloud & Kubernetes: Deploy seamlessly on cloud infrastructure or leverage Kubernetes orchestration for effortless scalability and management.
Exciting News: Operaton Now Has a Helm Chart!
We’re thrilled to announce the release of the official Helm chart for Operaton!
Deploying Operaton on Kubernetes is now simpler than ever. With just a single command, you can have Operaton up and running, fully integrated into your Kubernetes environment.
You can find our Helm chart available on ArtifactHUB, the centralized repository for Kubernetes charts, which streamlines your workflow automation journey.
If you’re running a local Kubernetes setup like Minikube, you’re in luck! You can test-drive Operaton immediately without any complicated configuration steps.
Check out the details and start your Kubernetes deployment journey by visiting our operaton-helm repository.
Operaton: A Modern Fork of Camunda 7
Operaton is a forward-thinking fork of Camunda 7, maintaining compatibility while actively introducing enhancements, modernizing architecture, and simplifying integrations. Our goal is to continually refine Operaton to meet evolving business needs and technical landscapes.
Your Workflow, Your Way
We’re curious—how are you currently running your BPMN workflows? Do you prefer on-premises control, cloud agility, or the seamless integration of an embedded solution?
Let’s start a conversation!