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Roadmap
IMPORTANT: This Kogito wiki is deprecated. For the latest Kogito documentation, see the Kogito documentation page. To contribute to Kogito documentation, see the
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repository in GitHub.
Our roadmap tries to give a high-level overview of our plans for upcoming Kogito releases in the community. More details are tracked in our JIRA project.
The goal is to have a new minor community release every month.
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Management Console for process administrators
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Operator to provision Management Console
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Operator to configure Keycloak (SSO) to work with Data Index Service
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Operator to integrate Jobs Service and Data Index Service through messaging (providing Kafka)
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Process variable tagging
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Serverless workflow spec integration - basic capabilities
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Improved DMN integration in BPMN
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Support declaring Rule Units using declared type syntax
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Support configuring Rule Units using properties
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Operator to provision jobs service
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Operator to register generated protobuf files for services with persistence enabled into Data Index Service
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Job Service integration with Data Index Service, including searching capabilities using GraphQL to retrieve Job details.
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Prediction service for user tasks (SMILE based implementation)
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Enhancements for user tasks handling to enforce authorization whenever task has any assignments
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filtering by domain data in data index service
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jobs service to externalise timers
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integration with keycloak for security
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spring boot starter
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moved to RESTEasy for spring boot runtimes instead of Apache CXF
Detailed release notes can be found here
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DMN generated REST endpoints that provide access to evaluating entire model or defined decision services
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Support for intermediate and boundary events for messages and timers - timers are currently in memory only
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Support for cloud events payload when using message events which enables correlation between processes that exchange messages
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Support for embedded subprocess
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GraphQL subscription for both domain and technical data types (e.g. process instances, user tasks)
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Quarkus extension has moved from JSON be to JACKSON for JSON marshalling … so in case you use kogito-maven-plugin directly you most likely need to update dependencies - see kogito-examples
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Initial version for security enabled REST endpoints for processes - it currently relies on manual XML editing as there is no support in tooling for it
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published version of VSCode editors for BPMN and DMN
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BPMN/DMN chrome extension alpha
Detailed release notes can be found here
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configurable human tasks life cycle to allow control over what is needed to work on user-assigned tasks
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operator provision data index and runtime storage on demand
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integrate Rules with jBPM codegen
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expose KieBase and KieSession configuration options also in Rule Units
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first automatically generated REST endpoint for DMN
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BPMN VSCode editor alpha version
Detailed release notes can be found here
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runtime persistence based on Infinispan
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data index service initial implementation to enable management and human task-centric use cases
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events for runtime based on CloudEvents - this is integration between runtime services and data index service
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enable domain-specific metrics - mainly data-driven to be available for dashboards
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new version of the operator with a new redesign and smooth integration with a service discovery engine
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introduce the kogito cli for operator
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initial Data Source and Data Stream implementation
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Rule Unit support with concurrent Rule Unit prototype
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Rule Unit automated endpoint generation with query response
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automated POJO REST endpoint generation
Detailed release notes can be found here
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message start and end events that allow smooth integration with Apache Kafka and possibly other messaging
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multi-instance characteristic for service nodes and reusable subprocesses
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Unit of Work support to allow finer control of execution and grouping related operations
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refactor service discovery when running in Kubernetes based environments
Detailed release notes can be found here