Version: 8.11 (unreleased)

Camunda Hub

Install and configure Camunda Hub components in your Self-Managed environment.

Installation and configuration

Camunda Hub is a unified platform that provides governance, observability, and delivery capabilities in one place.

Choose the installation method that matches your environment:

Kubernetes with Helm: Install the Camunda Hub release, which runs Camunda Hub and Management Identity as the management plane of your deployment topology.
Docker Compose for local development: Deploy with Camunda Hub using the standalone docker-compose-hub.yaml configuration, or use the full configuration, which includes Camunda Hub.

After installation, configure Camunda Hub and connect it to your Orchestration Clusters across environments:

Property reference: settings for the restapi and websocket components.
Environments and Physical Tenants: how Camunda Hub creates environments from your clusters and Physical Tenants.
Legacy cluster configurations: the deprecated way to configure clusters.
Database: connect Camunda Hub to a supported database.
Authentication: configure authentication and connect an OIDC provider.
Logging: additional logging configuration.
SSL: additional SSL configuration.
Copilot: configure Copilot with a custom LLM provider.

To operate and maintain Camunda Hub, see usage metrics, monitoring, and version upgrade. If something goes wrong, see the Camunda Hub troubleshooting pages, starting with troubleshoot database connection.