Move the engine. Keep the processes.
Camunda 7 to Fluxnova, or Fluxnova 2.x to 3.0. We do the infrastructure half: engine, database, environments, identity, CI/CD, cutover, rollback, and performance validation. Your BPMN and DMN models come with you unchanged.
Model changes
None. Backward compatible
Scope
Fixed fee, sized to your estate
Environments
Dev, test, production, DR
Rollback
Planned before cutover, not after
Two paths, different urgency.
Camunda 7 to Fluxnova
Community Edition is past end of life. Fluxnova is the compatible, openly governed path forward. No re-platform, no model rewrite, no per-core licence. Timeline is yours to set.
Fluxnova 2.x to 3.0
Spring Boot 4, fourteen library upgrades, Cockpit retirement, and end of support for JBoss and WildFly. If you are on either app server this is not optional and it has a clock on it.
What we do, and what we do not.
Migration is two jobs. Confusing them is how these projects go wrong. We are explicit about the boundary, and we bring Summit58 in for the functional half rather than pretending it is ours.
Migrating running process instances sits across both. We name an owner for it per engagement rather than leaving it to a general rule.
Migration Readiness Guide
Estate inventory template, compatibility checklist, environment and cutover sequencing, rollback criteria, and the questions to settle before anyone touches a database. Available shortly. Ask for it on your scoping call in the meantime.