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5Camunda Cockpit Community Edition
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8On a deployed instance of SO, you can use the Camunda_Cockpit to view BPMN 2.0 workflow definitions in the deployment.
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10.. _Camunda_Cockpit: https://camunda.org/features/cockpit/
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12Unfortunately, the Community Edition of Camunda included with SO is not fully featured. It cannot be used to inspect running and completed process instances. For that, the Enterprise Edition is required.
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14Logging In
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17Because port 8080 on the docker host machine is forwarded to port 8080 in the SO docker container you can log into the cockpit by browsing to this URL:
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19 http://*dockerhost*:8080/camunda/app/admin/default/#/login
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21 Where dockerhost is the docker host system.
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23If you can use a browser on the docker host system, then use a localhost address:
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25 http://localhost:8080/camunda/app/admin/default/#/login
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27The user is "admin" and the password is the same as the jboss admin password, which is not displayed here.
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29.. image:: images/Camunda_Cockpit_1.png
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31Viewing Process Definitions
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34Use the drop-down menu next to the home icon and select the "Cockpit" option:
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36.. image:: images/Camunda_Cockpit_2.png
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38The number of deployed process definitions should be displayed. Click on it.
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40.. image:: images/Camunda_Cockpit_3.png
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42Now you should see an actual list of deployed process definitions. You can click on any of them to view them.
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44.. image:: images/Camunda_Cockpit_4.png