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Camunda BPM minimal setup with Session Manager

This is a minimal setup based on a blog post written on blog.camunda.com.

Get started

docker-compose up

This will spawn one redis instance, 2 Camunda BPM containers, and nginx as load balancer bound to localhost using the session manager.

To test out how it works just visit http://localhost/camunda and login with the demo:demo credentials. As we didn't define a database for Camunda BPM it is all kept in a local database per instance.

Now you can freely change up the name of the user and after refreshing a couple of times you will see that you are served by different instances but all sharing the same session.