Camunda 8 is confirmed as a modern process orchestration platform, particularly suitable for enterprise contexts with high application complexity, a microservices approach, and the need to orchestrate cross-system processes. The solution stands out for adopting the BPMN standard, its cloud-native architecture based on Zeebe, and its ability to integrate heterogeneous systems while maintaining a clear separation between process logic and application logic. Overall, this makes it easier to manage complex flows and coordinate interactions between multiple systems without burdening the application code. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Migrating from Camunda 7 is not trivial: it requires dedicated planning and a clear analysis of the impact on existing processes to avoid surprises during adoption. In multi-application scenarios, it is also necessary to carefully evaluate the most suitable deployment model (shared cluster vs. dedicated clusters), finding the right balance between costs, isolation, and autonomy of different domains. Finally, operational management requires solid skills in Kubernetes/OpenShift, DevOps practices, and distributed monitoring tools, as daily operations are more complex compared to less containerized contexts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.