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Feature Request
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Resolution: Duplicate
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L3 - Default
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Rationale: I would like to spin up and work with Camunda as part of a demo, test case or during trial.
Right now, I need to download Tomcat and start it up manually. Configuring it is not easy (no camunda.yml or comparible), instead I need to figure out how to configure the tool myself.
Proposed Improvement:
- Provide a fat jar distribution based on the existing spring boot starter
- Allow the fat jar to be configured by a camunda.yml file next to it
The new workflow could look like this:
- Download fat-camunda.jar to CWD/fat-camunda.jar
- Create camunda.yml (configuring database) in CWD/camunda.yml and configure database connection + X
- Start Camunda as easy as (cd CWD && java -jar fat-camunda.jar)
Additional note: Despite the fact that the spring boot version of Camunda contains Tomcat, too it starts in 5 seconds rather than ~a minute as showcased in demos during the Camunda Hack Days. In my personal opinion this is a major advantage in a users getting started experience.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
- duplicates
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CAM-10062 Camunda Rest Service Distribution
- Closed