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Activiti 5.9 production ready?

rangoo

We are evaluating BPM 2 product for our production system. We are looking at Activiti 5.9 as an alternative to jBPM 5.x. Not sure if Activiti 5.9 is production ready.

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ronald_van_kuij

Not sure if Activiti 5.9 is production ready.

Care to elaborate why you think this?

rangoo

Well it is a question, not an opinion. Sorry if it sounded that way.

trademak

Are you specifically looking at 5.9 or do you want the latest version (5.10).
A short answer to your question is yes the Activiti Engine is production ready, it's used by quite a lot organizations in production already.

Best regards,

rangoo

Thanks for the response.

rangoo

Care to elaborate why you think this?

To add a little back ground. Some of our projects are using jBPM 5 and teams are not happy with it. Although Drools Engine is fine, they think jBPM is not matured enough for a production system(critical bugs & tools are the pains they mentioned). They adviced using a Commercial product. But I am exploring Acitiviti and I am liking it so far.

In that context I wanted to hear from users about their production experience.

jbarrez

As an open source framework, we have a very hard time to 'know' which companies are using Activiti. Most companies don't bother to tell us, basically.

If you are able to come, attend the Activiti day (http://activiti.org/activiti-day.html). There will be 4 slots with real companies with real Activiti use cases!

jakob_freund

If it's commercial support incl. QA etc. you seek, have a look at camunda fox: http://www.camunda.com/fox

It's based on Activiti, and there are already several companies using it in production, e.g. http://www.camunda.com/fox/product/references/

best regards

Jakob