Download and Installation (1/6)

First, you need to install the CIB seven Platform and the Camunda Modeler.

In the following section, we’ll describe how to install the CIB seven platform locally on your machine.

Hint

If you prefer, you can also run the CIB seven with Docker:

docker pull cibseven/cibseven:run-latest
docker run -d --name cibseven -p 8080:8080 cibseven/cibseven:run-latest

Afterwards, you can install the Camunda Modeler.

Prerequisites

Please make sure you have the following installed:

Java Runtime Environment 11

You can verify this by using your terminal, shell, or command line:

java -version

If you need to install Java Runtime Environment, you can find the download from Oracle here.

Supported Java versions

Make sure to use a Java version from Camunda’s list of supported environments.

CIB seven platform

First, download a distribution of the CIB seven. You can choose from different distributions for various application servers. In this tutorial, we’ll use CIB seven Run. Download it from the download page.

After downloading the distribution, unpack it inside a directory of your choice.

After you’ve successfully unpacked your distribution of the CIB seven, execute the script named start.bat (for Windows users) or start.sh (for Unix users).

This script will start the application server. Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:8080/ to visit the Welcome Page.

Camunda Modeler

Download the Camunda Modeler from the Camunda Modeler download page.

After downloading the Modeler, simply unzip the download in a folder of your choice.

After you have successfully unpacked the zip, run camunda-modeler.exe (for Windows users), camunda-modeler.app (for Mac users), or camunda-modeler.sh (for Linux users).

Next Step

Once you’ve installed the CIB seven and the Camunda Modeler, you can move to the next step to model and execute your first process.