I know that if there is without stopping at a wait state on the process instance, it is not written to the runtime database, which can reduce the decreases load.
(Overview | Camunda Platform 8 Docs)
In the above case, is it possible to perform fast execution without the process of being recorded in the runtime database because instance information is cached in DeploymentCache?
(DeploymentCache: Deployment Cache | docs.camunda.org)
Regards,
Choi
Thank you for your answer.
In the case of a process instance without a wait state, where is the state and variable, i.e., process instance information during execution stored?
I want to know why I can keep all the information of the process instance without storing it in the DB.
Is it a ProcessDefinitionEntity?
I want to check with code, but I couldn’t find it properly.