Release Notes
Web Modeler Self Managed is now free to use for anyone. Now packaged as part of Camunda's Docker distribution, you can test out Camunda's collaborative modeling and development lifecycle features before making the decision to get a license. There is one limitation: each Modeler project can have up to 5 users.
User Stories 🧑🚀
Installation
[x] (M) As a developer, I want to quickly install Camunda Web Modeler locally so I can design and implement a process
[x] (S) As a developer, I want to quickly install Camunda Web Modeler locally so I can develop and run a process
[x] (M) As a developer, I want to install Camunda Web Modeler with Docker so I can start quickly with the simplest tech
~(S) As a developer, I want to install Camunda Web Modeler with Kubernetes so start quickly with all options~
Login
[x] (M) When I open Web Modeler Self-Managed, I want to log in using a default user so I can access it
Identity\/Licensing
[x] (M) As an project admin, I can invite up to 4 more users to my project so I can collaborate with my team
[x] (M) As a user, I want to see whether my Web Modeler installation is developer or enterprise so I know its limitations
~(W) As an ICP user, I want to contact sales so I can purchase an enterprise license~ (part of #2286)
~(W) As a user of Camunda for common good, I want to apply for a license so I can unlock all features~ (part of #2286)
[x] (C) As a user, I want to enter a license so I can unlock all features (not available in E2E user journey until licenses are provided)
Telemetry
[x] (S) As a Camunda PM, I want to know the level of adoption of Web Modeler Self-Managed so I can use SM data to validate epics
Developer tries out Camunda Web Modeler Self-Managed locally in the simplest method possible (Docker)
Developer endorses Camunda and talks to their IT team about a cloud-based installation
With IT support, a full Camunda Self-Managed installation is set up (Helm)
The organization performs an official PoC evaluation of Camunda
If successful, they contact sales to get an enterprise license
IT applies the license to the full installation and removes all restrictions
The "Management components" (Console, Modeler, and Identity) should probably be together
Console helps with the connection to the clusters
Identity is required for login
The licensing system should be more modern than the C7 licensing system
If we can't get data from users, we can start with downloads or installs
If we can get data from users Monthly or Weekly active users (MAU\/WAU) are useful
A more advanced version involves tracking recurring usage (e.g. 1 fileview \/wk for 4 consecutive weeks) and requires data to be piped to our warehouse
Telemetry is heavily based on feasibility - it may require a spike to learn about the options
Value Proposition Statement 🚀
Developers can easily try Web Modeler Self-Managed on their local machines
User Problem 🤦
The Web Modeler Self-Managed is only accessible to enterprise users
Release Notes Web Modeler Self Managed is now free to use for anyone. Now packaged as part of Camunda's Docker distribution, you can test out Camunda's collaborative modeling and development lifecycle features before making the decision to get a license. There is one limitation: each Modeler project can have up to 5 users.
User Stories 🧑🚀
Installation
Login
Identity\/Licensing
Telemetry
Implementation 👷
User Journey:
References
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