Have you noticed that every time you execute a process you’re generating process execution data? The time at which it was started and ended, the accomplished activities, the involved resources, the data that was produced…all related to the execution of your process.

And have you ever wondered which steps of your process take a long time, or if there are any bottlenecks, or if there is a preferred time to start your process? Good news: by extracting and collecting your process execution data, you can analyze it and look for patterns on a dataset. This is called process mining.

Learn how you can contribute to the design of the online Bonita documentation web site as part of the Hacktoberfest 2022 event.

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Bonita 2022.2 Beta

On the way to releasing the new Bonita 2022.2, we are excited to announce that our beta version is ready for:

A deeper dive and a closer look into the new features of Bonita 2022.1. Let’s take a look at the Update Tool - One single step, and you're up to the latest version.

We're pleased to announce that Bonita is now even easier to update. You can now update Bonita - updating your software to the latest version while getting the latest fixes.

Check out this article to know the details.

Now that the new release of Bonita is out and available! Every week we are going to dive deep into the new features of Bonita 2022.1 with a series of articles - A closer look at Bonita 2022.1.

Last week we took a look at the updated Bonita Docker Image . This week’s post is about Bonita Test Toolkit- a powerful testing library thanks to which a developer can easily implement integration tests that will execute processes and check all the outputs of that process to make sure it is working correctly.

A deeper dive and a closer look into the new features of Bonita 2022.1. Firstly, we take a look at the Updated Docker Image- unified with Bonita Cloud and Runtime Docker images.

We are glad to announce that our updated Bonita Docker Image is much lighter and safer! Want to know more? Read this two-minute article to learn for yourself.

A critical CVE has been discovered at the beginning of 2022. This CVE impacts only the H2 Console and allows an attacker to execute remote code. If the H2 console is used and exposed on the LAN (or worse, WAN) this issue is extremely critical (unauthenticated remote code execution) and it should be updated to version 2.1.210 immediately.