Your Camunda 7 Platform is a Black Box.
Let's Make It Crystal Clear
Production-ready observability platform built by engineers who know the pain points. Stop firefighting, start monitoring intelligently.
The Real Problems Nobody Talks About
If you've run Camunda in production, these will sound familiar
Architecture That Makes Sense
Built by engineers who know the pain points
Stateless & Scalable
Horizontally scalable Flask workers behind any load balancer. Auto-scaling ready.
Read-Replica Ready
Zero impact on live Camunda operations. Direct all analytics to read replicas.
Enterprise Security
RBAC, JWT auth and comprehensive audit trail.
Performance Optimization
Query Optimization
- 80+ hand-tuned SQL queries
- Strategic index placement
- Aggregation pushdown to DB
- CTE-based complex analytics
Parallelization
- ThreadPoolExecutor for I/O
- Concurrent multi-node queries
- Parallel JMX data collection
- Async AI task offloading ready
Caching Strategy
- Redis L1 cache with TTL
- In-memory L2 fallback
- Smart cache invalidation
- AI analysis result caching
Performant Backend
- Flask with psycopg2 connection pooling
- 80+ hand-optimized PostgreSQL queries
- JWT authentication with granular RBAC
- Native Prometheus metrics endpoints
Lazy-Loading SPA
- Alpine.js + Intersection Observer API
- Tailwind CSS with dark mode support
- bpmn-js + dmn-js for visualization
- Chart.js + AG Grid for analytics
Observability-First
- Structured logging (conservative + JSON)
- Separate logs: access, security, DB, AI
- Comprehensive audit trail
- Datadog, Grafana, ELK stacks ready
Facing Camunda 7 End of Life?
The smart path forward isn't always immediate migration. Champa Intelligence gives you enterprise-grade observability and AI-powered insights that extend your Camunda 7 lifetime while you plan a strategic migration—not a rushed one.
Learn about your strategic optionsWorks Seamlessly with Camunda 7 Forks
Tested and compatible with Camunda 7 CE alternatives
Operaton
Community fork with continued development and long-term support. Drop-in replacement for Camunda 7.
CIB Seven
Enterprise-focused fork with enhanced features and professional support options available.
eximeeBPMS
Feature-rich fork with additional capabilities.
Zero Configuration Required
Champa Intelligence has been extensively tested with all major Camunda 7 forks. All features work perfectly out-of-the-box with no special configuration:
- Real-time cluster health monitoring
- AI-powered root cause analysis
- Visual BPMN diff tools
- BPMN/DMN validation (50+ rules)
- Performance heatmaps
- Instance timeline detective
Open Source: Camunda Health Monitor
Looking for a free, open-source alternative? Check out the Camunda Health Monitor project — a community-driven monitoring and AI/ML analysis dashboard for Camunda 7 and forks.
Perfect For:
- • Small teams & startups
- • Development environments
- • Learning & experimentation
Features:
- • Basic health monitoring
- • Process instance tracking
- • Simple ML-based analysis
Flexible Deployment Options
From developer laptop to multi-region enterprise
| Deployment Model | Use Case | Complexity | HA Ready |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Manual Deployment
Traditional server setup
|
Limited resources, Testing, POC | Low | |
|
Docker Compose
Single-node, containerized
|
Small production (<20 users), Dev/Test | Low | |
|
Kubernetes (Basic)
Standard deployments
|
Production, 20-50 users, small cluster | Medium | |
|
Kubernetes (High Load)
+ Patroni + Redis
Sentinel/Cluster
|
Enterprise heavy load production, 50+ users | High |
High-Availability Reference Architecture
Component HA Strategy
Resilience Features
Enterprise-Grade Security
Follows industry-standard security and compliance practices
Authentication & Authorization
Audit Trail & Compliance
Built for DevOps & SRE Teams
Production-ready observability and operational patterns
Structured Logging
Separated log streams for efficient filtering and analysis
access.log - HTTP requests
security.log - Auth events
database.log - Query performance
ai.log - AI analysis tracking
errors.log - Errors aggregator
cache.log - Caching logic
+ JSON-structured log for external aggregators
Prometheus Native
50+ application-level metrics via standard endpoints
camunda_active_instances 0 camunda_jvm_heap_used_mb 0 camunda_jvm_threads_current 0 health_score{process="onboarding"} 0 incident_rate{process="billing"} 0 camunda_db_active_connections 0 camunda_tasks_overdue_24h 0 camunda_dead_jobs 0 ...
Health Probes
Kubernetes/Docker-native health check endpoints
GET
/health/ping
Liveness
App process responsive
GET
/health/db
Readiness
Database connectivity
GET
/health/full
Detailed
Comprehensive status
Code That Speaks for Itself
Engineering maturity in action
Parallel Multi-Node Collection
health.py
ThreadPoolExecutor parallelizes JMX and REST data collection across nodes.
with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=MAX_WORKERS) as executor:
# Parallel JMX + DB queries
jmx_future = executor.submit(collect_jmx)
db_futures = {...}
# Query each node concurrently
node_futures = [
executor.submit(fetch_node, name, url)
for name, url in CAMUNDA_NODES.items()
]
results = [f.result() for f in node_futures]
Impact: 8.7s → 2.5s (71% faster)
Multi-Layer Resilient Cache
utils/ai_cache.py
Redis L1 + in-memory L2 fallback for 99.9% uptime.
def get_cached_analysis(cache_key):
# Try Redis first (L1)
try:
if redis_client:
cached = redis_client.get(cache_key)
if cached:
return json.loads(cached)
except Exception as e:
logger.warning(f"Redis client issue: {e}")
# Fallback to memory (L2)
if cache_key in memory_cache:
return memory_cache.get(cache_key)
return None # Cache MISS
Resilience: Continues serving cached results if Redis fails
Production-Grade Pooling
core.py
psycopg2 connection pooling prevents exhaustion under load.
from psycopg2 import pool
camunda_pool = pool.ThreadedConnectionPool(
minconn=5, # Always maintain 5
maxconn=20, # Scale up to 20
host=CAMUNDA_DB_HOST,
database=CAMUNDA_DB_NAME,
connect_timeout=10
)
def get_connection():
conn = camunda_pool.getconn()
try:
yield conn
finally:
camunda_pool.putconn(conn)
Performance: 40-60ms saved per request
Graceful Shutdown
app.py
SIGTERM/SIGINT handling for zero-downtime deployments.
import signal, atexit
def cleanup_resources():
logger.info("Graceful shutdown...")
if camunda_pool:
camunda_pool.closeall()
if redis_client:
redis_client.close()
logger.info("Cleanup complete")
signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM,
lambda s, f: cleanup_resources())
signal.signal(signal.SIGINT,
lambda s, f: cleanup_resources())
atexit.register(cleanup_resources)
K8s: Zero request drops during rolling updates
Deep Dive: Architecture Documentation
See the complete technical architecture - View Architecture Docs
Features That Solve Real Problems
Not buzzwords. Just tools that work.
Enterprise-Ready Integration
Fits into your existing stack
Security
- JWT authentication with RBAC
- Comprehensive audit trail
- API token management
Observability
- Prometheus native metrics
- Structured JSON logs for ELK/Splunk
- Grafana dashboard templates
Performance
- Optimized SQL with proper indexing
- Parallel execution for multi-node queries
- Connection pooling under load
Deployment
- Docker-ready containerization
- Kubernetes manifests included
- Environment-based configuration
Database
- Read-replica ready (zero impact on Camunda)
- PostgreSQL connection pooling
- Non-PostgreSQL Camunda? Use CDC replication (Debezium, Airbyte) to sync MSSQL/Oracle/MySQL to PostgreSQL replica—safe, efficient, minimal setup
- Slow query detection
Integration
- RESTful API for automation
- Webhook support for alerts
- Reverse proxy compatible
Modern Robust Extendable Tech Stack
Familiar technologies, no vendor lock-in
Ready to Stop Firefighting?
Join forward-thinking engineering teams who've already made the switch.
Getting Started
Feature Guides
Technical Docs
Licensing & Support
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