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I came across Kogito some days ago as I was looking into some alternatives for our drools based engine. I'd like to build some kind of online editor for busines

by tappio 7y ago

I came across Kogito some days ago as I was looking into some alternatives for our drools based engine. I'd like to build some kind of online editor for business people to manage drm rules easily. How would one go about doing something like that with Kogito?

evacchi 7y ago
our online editors + a ci/cd pipeline to build Kogito services would be great. The `kogito` cli can be used to get that kind of workflow -- you can point it to a git repo with, say, a BPMN or DMN file and get a working service out of that ( well bugs aside :^) -- it's all very in flux ) take a peek here https://github.com/kiegroup/kogito-cloud-operator#deploying-a-new-service https://github.com/kiegroup/kogito-cloud-operator#deploying-... we are updating, reorganizing and refreshing our documentation :)
victor106 7y ago
This is the exact use case we have as well. We tried business central but it seemed too heavy and it was hard to develop a streamlined experience for the users so we had to drop it. Looking for a more lightweight solution. Will definitely check this out
ceeker 7y ago
Could you please share your reasons for looking at alternatives to Drools? I am in the process of evaluating Drools and it will be great to understand why people move away from it.
- tappio 7y ago
  "Looking for alternatives" was maybe a bit too much. As far I understood these are built pretty much on the same core? So using the same rule sets should work on Kogito too. We recently moved to micro services and I'd like to have the editor as part of another service instead of kie workbench so I've been looking around for ways to accomplish that.
  - evacchi 7y ago
    you should look into our new tooling https://kiegroup.github.io/kogito-online/#/ https://kiegroup.github.io/kogito-online/#/ also, yes: Kogito is still based on Drools for the rules part

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I came across Kogito some days ago as I was looking into some alternatives for our drools based engine. I'd like to build some kind of online editor for busines

by tappio 7y ago

evacchi 7y ago
our online editors + a ci/cd pipeline to build Kogito services would be great. The `kogito` cli can be used to get that kind of workflow -- you can point it to a git repo with, say, a BPMN or DMN file and get a working service out of that ( well bugs aside :^) -- it's all very in flux ) take a peek here https://github.com/kiegroup/kogito-cloud-operator#deploying-a-new-service https://github.com/kiegroup/kogito-cloud-operator#deploying-... we are updating, reorganizing and refreshing our documentation :)
victor106 7y ago
This is the exact use case we have as well. We tried business central but it seemed too heavy and it was hard to develop a streamlined experience for the users so we had to drop it. Looking for a more lightweight solution. Will definitely check this out
ceeker 7y ago
Could you please share your reasons for looking at alternatives to Drools? I am in the process of evaluating Drools and it will be great to understand why people move away from it.
- tappio 7y ago
  "Looking for alternatives" was maybe a bit too much. As far I understood these are built pretty much on the same core? So using the same rule sets should work on Kogito too. We recently moved to micro services and I'd like to have the editor as part of another service instead of kie workbench so I've been looking around for ways to accomplish that.
  - evacchi 7y ago
    you should look into our new tooling https://kiegroup.github.io/kogito-online/#/ https://kiegroup.github.io/kogito-online/#/ also, yes: Kogito is still based on Drools for the rules part