[KieLive#16] Kogito: past, present and future

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V0000000 Kogito: Past, present and future

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Kogito [ˈkoː.d ͡ ʒi.to] “Kogito, ergo automate”

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Evolution of Process Automation (jBPM)

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CLOUD-NATIVE BUSINESS AUTOMATION FOR BUILDING INTELLIGENT APPLICATIONS, BACKED BY BATTLE-TESTED CAPABILITIES

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Cloud-native

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Cloud-native Why? ● Fit into how developers are building cloud-native applications ● Leveraging and integrating with other technologies out there How? ● Kube-native, built for OpenShift ● Superfast boot time, low footprint (GraalVM native image) ● Highly distributed ● Targeting Quarkus and SpringBoot ● Operator-driven service lifecycle management ● Operator CLI ● Fit into Knative serverless ● Leveraging / integrating many other (cloud) technologies

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DB From our traditional Execution Server ....

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8 Before After … to a new Cloud-Native Architecture

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Why? ● Distributed ○ Independent, part of application ○ No “centralized” orchestration ○ (Potentially) shared supporting services ● Dedicated runtime ○ Minimal set of features ○ Optimized ○ Domain-specific ● Leveraging and integrated into (massive) cloud-native ecosystem Cloud-native

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Battle-tested Capabilities

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For Building Intelligent Applications

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Application = large # of services Kogito domain-specific services Kogito supporting services Cloud-native Applications

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Application = large # of services Kogito domain-specific services Kogito supporting services Cloud-native Applications

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● Decisions (DMN) ● Processes (BPMN) ○ Service Tasks ○ Human Tasks ○ Gateways ○ Events ○ Timers / Jobs ● Test Scenarios ● Optaplanner ● Persistence ● Administration ● Cloud Events ● Process + domain-specific events ● Data Grid ● Query ○ GraphQL Data Index Domain-specific Service Job Service Management UI ● Jobs ● Timers ● Async Reactive Messaging Kogito Capabilities

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Where are we now?

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Kogito Roadmap ● Cloud-native engines ● Domain APIs ● GraalVM ● Quarkus ● Persistence ● Data Index Service ● Operator ● CLI ● VSCode Plugin ○ BPMN ○ DMN ● Github Chrome plugin ● Online Editor ○ bpmn.new ○ Dmn.new ● Test Scenarios

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Kogito Roadmap ● Job Service ● Keycloak integration ● Pluggable persistence ● Serverless Workflow ● Trusty AI ● Prediction Service ● Management Console ● Operator binary builds ● Business Modeler Desktop ● Business Modeler Hub ● Optaplanner 8 ● Task Inbox ● Flexible processes

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Kogito 1.0

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Kogito 1.0 Imminent

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Kogito 1.0 COMMUNITY

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Why Kogito? ● Optimized for cloud and containers ○ Small footprint ○ Fast startup ○ Dedicated generated runtime + optional add-ons ○ Serverless ● Developer Productivity ○ Integrated into existing developer workflow ○ Embeddable tooling ○ Instant developer efficiency ○ Codegen for 80% of work ○ Advanced local test / debug / hot reload Cost Savings

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Why Kogito? ● Faster development ○ Powerful capabilities ■ For domain-specific services ■ For building User Interfaces on top ○ Optional add-ons ○ Reusable building blocks ○ Rapid prototyping ● Technology enabler ○ Cloud events ○ Event-driven (e.g. Apache Kafka) ○ Serverless / knative ○ Prometheus / Grafana ○ Machine learning Faster Time to Market

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Kogito Future Kogito Future

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Helping you build your intelligent application ! Execution Explainable Serverless Cloud Tooling Business Logic Custom Web App

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Kogito Roadmap ● Community release every 3 weeks ● Key focus areas / stories ○ Decision as a service (DMN) ○ TrustyAI + OpenDataHub ○ Serverless workflow ● Out-of-the-box integrations + technology enabler ○ Quarkus ○ KeyCloak, Kafka / Strimzi ○ Serverless / KNative, Debezium, Camel-K ○ Embeddable editors, CodeReady Workspaces ○ OpenTracing, OpenShift DevConsole, Tekton pipelines, ServiceMesh ○ etc. ○ Human Collaboration ○ Process Evolution ○ Business dashboards ○ Optaplanner8 ○ Getting started ○ Testing and pipelines

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CONFIDENTIAL TrustyAI Offer value-added services for Kogito ● Runtime Monitoring Service ● Tracing and Accountability Service ● Explanation Service

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CONFIDENTIAL Serverless Workflow A specification that defines a declarative and domain-specific workflow language for orchestrating events and services. CNCF Sandbox project ● Vendor-neutral, portable specification ● YAML / JSON Kogito-based implementation ● Based on same core capabilities ● Serverless ecosystem ● As a service experience https://serverlessworkflow.io

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Operations / Management Hybrid cloud + Operators ● Observability ● Backwards compatibility ● Patching and upgrading ● Administrator functionality + tooling ● Self-healing ● etc.

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Traditional Cloud-native

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● Getting started ○ Kogito-examples ○ Create your own project ○ Kogito Travel Agency Workshop ● Community ○ Chat http://kie.zulipchat.com/ ○ Mailing list kogito-development@googlegroups.com ○ Twitter @Kogito_kie @KieCommunity ○ Blog https://blog.kie.org/ ● Github, JIRA ● Documentation ● Events http://kogito.kie.org TRY IT NOW !!!

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