Volker Buzek
@vobu.bsky.social
Product Architect @Camunda, defining the architecture and technical model of Camunda's Business Solutions. Faible for async code, Continuous Integration and Testing. SAP Mentor Alumnus.
book's not free in DE, but still ranks higher than the documentary in the search results 🤣
an ofc I left a 5 star rating 🤙
an ofc I left a 5 star rating 🤙
February 1, 2026 at 8:19 AM
book's not free in DE, but still ranks higher than the documentary in the search results 🤣
an ofc I left a 5 star rating 🤙
an ofc I left a 5 star rating 🤙
Reposted by Volker Buzek
Okay troublemakers, punks, antifa supervillains, and anyone who just enjoys being a petty little shitbird while they fuck up the algorithm of a massive media corp. Here's your assignment for the weekend. Get on it and spread the word.
January 31, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Okay troublemakers, punks, antifa supervillains, and anyone who just enjoys being a petty little shitbird while they fuck up the algorithm of a massive media corp. Here's your assignment for the weekend. Get on it and spread the word.
stop making me blush! 🤗
January 31, 2026 at 11:58 AM
stop making me blush! 🤗
just not with the same depth and intensity as over the past few years. And I’ll keep helping maintain wdi5 - you don’t abandon your kids, do you :)
Huge thanks to everyone in the SAP Mentor community for all the chances to push SAP tech a bit further than the slideware. Good times. (3/3)
Huge thanks to everyone in the SAP Mentor community for all the chances to push SAP tech a bit further than the slideware. Good times. (3/3)
January 27, 2026 at 12:51 PM
just not with the same depth and intensity as over the past few years. And I’ll keep helping maintain wdi5 - you don’t abandon your kids, do you :)
Huge thanks to everyone in the SAP Mentor community for all the chances to push SAP tech a bit further than the slideware. Good times. (3/3)
Huge thanks to everyone in the SAP Mentor community for all the chances to push SAP tech a bit further than the slideware. Good times. (3/3)
Given how Camunda tends to show up in various analyst reports and comparisons, it also felt wise to avoid any perceived conflicts of interest on the workflow side of things (insert analyst BOAT quad here :) ).
I’m still very much in the SAP world: I’ll keep using UI5 and CAP (2/3)
I’m still very much in the SAP world: I’ll keep using UI5 and CAP (2/3)
January 27, 2026 at 12:51 PM
Given how Camunda tends to show up in various analyst reports and comparisons, it also felt wise to avoid any perceived conflicts of interest on the workflow side of things (insert analyst BOAT quad here :) ).
I’m still very much in the SAP world: I’ll keep using UI5 and CAP (2/3)
I’m still very much in the SAP world: I’ll keep using UI5 and CAP (2/3)
Time for a small update: as of last week, my time as an SAP Mentor has come to an end.
No drama, no backroom story, no scandal. The ecosystem moved on, my role at Camunda evolved, and at some point those paths just don’t overlap the way they used to. (1/3)
No drama, no backroom story, no scandal. The ecosystem moved on, my role at Camunda evolved, and at some point those paths just don’t overlap the way they used to. (1/3)
January 27, 2026 at 12:51 PM
Time for a small update: as of last week, my time as an SAP Mentor has come to an end.
No drama, no backroom story, no scandal. The ecosystem moved on, my role at Camunda evolved, and at some point those paths just don’t overlap the way they used to. (1/3)
No drama, no backroom story, no scandal. The ecosystem moved on, my role at Camunda evolved, and at some point those paths just don’t overlap the way they used to. (1/3)
—dangerously-skip-permissions for the lolz 🤪
January 16, 2026 at 11:49 AM
—dangerously-skip-permissions for the lolz 🤪
Reposted by Volker Buzek
👤 Post by BirgitS (by SAP):
"Code Connect 2026 is Coming – Mark Your Calendars!"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/code-connect-2026-is-coming-mark-your-calendars/ba-p/14307923
"Code Connect 2026 is Coming – Mark Your Calendars!"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/code-connect-2026-is-coming-mark-your-calendars/ba-p/14307923
January 16, 2026 at 9:26 AM
👤 Post by BirgitS (by SAP):
"Code Connect 2026 is Coming – Mark Your Calendars!"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/code-connect-2026-is-coming-mark-your-calendars/ba-p/14307923
"Code Connect 2026 is Coming – Mark Your Calendars!"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/code-connect-2026-is-coming-mark-your-calendars/ba-p/14307923
Reposted by Volker Buzek
Mark your calendars for reCAP 2026 – the ultimate event for CAP enthusiasts!📣
July 15th, 2026, St. Leon-Rot, Germany & Online
Together with UI5con and HANA Tech Con, we are part of Code Connect: code-connect.dev
Find all the details here: recap-conf.dev
#SAPCAP #CodeConnect #reCAP #SAPCommunity
July 15th, 2026, St. Leon-Rot, Germany & Online
Together with UI5con and HANA Tech Con, we are part of Code Connect: code-connect.dev
Find all the details here: recap-conf.dev
#SAPCAP #CodeConnect #reCAP #SAPCommunity
January 16, 2026 at 10:43 AM
Mark your calendars for reCAP 2026 – the ultimate event for CAP enthusiasts!📣
July 15th, 2026, St. Leon-Rot, Germany & Online
Together with UI5con and HANA Tech Con, we are part of Code Connect: code-connect.dev
Find all the details here: recap-conf.dev
#SAPCAP #CodeConnect #reCAP #SAPCommunity
July 15th, 2026, St. Leon-Rot, Germany & Online
Together with UI5con and HANA Tech Con, we are part of Code Connect: code-connect.dev
Find all the details here: recap-conf.dev
#SAPCAP #CodeConnect #reCAP #SAPCommunity
Reposted by Volker Buzek
We had trouble with our publishing process to npmjs.com b/c of the elevated security principles GitHub enforced (which is a good thing!).
This is fixed now, and v3.0.7 is live.
The publishing process now uses the most secure OIDC-based "trusted publishing", including provenance.
Happy testing!
This is fixed now, and v3.0.7 is live.
The publishing process now uses the most secure OIDC-based "trusted publishing", including provenance.
Happy testing!
npmjs.com
January 13, 2026 at 10:11 AM
We had trouble with our publishing process to npmjs.com b/c of the elevated security principles GitHub enforced (which is a good thing!).
This is fixed now, and v3.0.7 is live.
The publishing process now uses the most secure OIDC-based "trusted publishing", including provenance.
Happy testing!
This is fixed now, and v3.0.7 is live.
The publishing process now uses the most secure OIDC-based "trusted publishing", including provenance.
Happy testing!
TIL about Mary Kenneth Keller (🇩🇪 article), the nun pioneering pattern recognition and compute in general in the 60s. Wow. www.golem.de/news/zum-41-...
Golem.de: IT-News für Profis
www.golem.de
January 13, 2026 at 7:05 AM
TIL about Mary Kenneth Keller (🇩🇪 article), the nun pioneering pattern recognition and compute in general in the 60s. Wow. www.golem.de/news/zum-41-...
just leaving a like for Old Man's War 👍 What a Read.
January 12, 2026 at 6:43 PM
just leaving a like for Old Man's War 👍 What a Read.
In 2026, I’ll start writing more on process-driven software architecture.
Connecting high-level architecture w/ implementation topics like idempotency, asynchronicity, and parallelism in enterprise systems, and how "AI agents" fit into that.
Happy Holidays and a great start into 2026! 🎆
Connecting high-level architecture w/ implementation topics like idempotency, asynchronicity, and parallelism in enterprise systems, and how "AI agents" fit into that.
Happy Holidays and a great start into 2026! 🎆
December 22, 2025 at 4:48 PM
In 2026, I’ll start writing more on process-driven software architecture.
Connecting high-level architecture w/ implementation topics like idempotency, asynchronicity, and parallelism in enterprise systems, and how "AI agents" fit into that.
Happy Holidays and a great start into 2026! 🎆
Connecting high-level architecture w/ implementation topics like idempotency, asynchronicity, and parallelism in enterprise systems, and how "AI agents" fit into that.
Happy Holidays and a great start into 2026! 🎆
I like and frequently use "418 - I'm a teapot" as the last fallback error response on client request weirdness 😬😅
December 18, 2025 at 8:22 AM
I like and frequently use "418 - I'm a teapot" as the last fallback error response on client request weirdness 😬😅
I obviously should like the "nerd" angle for reasons, but it really is like that: I learned quite some from agent interactions, fex elaborate mvn cmd line options!
December 18, 2025 at 8:20 AM
I obviously should like the "nerd" angle for reasons, but it really is like that: I learned quite some from agent interactions, fex elaborate mvn cmd line options!
as an advocate for ocean conservation 🌊, I hope this research holds and will reach mass production asap: www.heise.de/en/news/No-M...
No More Microplastics: Plant-Based Plastic Decomposes in the Sea
Researchers have found a way to reduce microplastics in the oceans. They developed a plastic that biologically decomposes in saltwater.
www.heise.de
December 18, 2025 at 6:53 AM
as an advocate for ocean conservation 🌊, I hope this research holds and will reach mass production asap: www.heise.de/en/news/No-M...
Well, LLM or not: two things will remain true: it's mostly always DNS 🫠, or a caching thing 😬, or an off by one error 🤙
November 18, 2025 at 6:45 AM
Well, LLM or not: two things will remain true: it's mostly always DNS 🫠, or a caching thing 😬, or an off by one error 🤙
haha, posted about just the same 👍
November 17, 2025 at 8:06 AM
haha, posted about just the same 👍
very interesting piece from JS Grandmaster Nolan Lawson: LLMs are so good in generating small commodity libs (b/c trained on the very same) that you can loose the dependency. Downside: a zillionitude of .toBase64() and the like to flood codebases.
nolanlawson.com/2025/11/16/t...
nolanlawson.com/2025/11/16/t...
The fate of “small” open source
By far the most popular npm package I’ve ever written is blob-util, which is ~10 years old and still gets 5+ million weekly downloads. It’s a small collection of utilities for working w…
nolanlawson.com
November 17, 2025 at 7:01 AM
very interesting piece from JS Grandmaster Nolan Lawson: LLMs are so good in generating small commodity libs (b/c trained on the very same) that you can loose the dependency. Downside: a zillionitude of .toBase64() and the like to flood codebases.
nolanlawson.com/2025/11/16/t...
nolanlawson.com/2025/11/16/t...
Let's 'stache #TechEd!
〰️
November is here and with it Movember* and SAP TechEd - let's do both!
Everyone can grow - apps, skills, and majestic moustaches.
Anyway: movember.com/m/vobu
* Movember is a global campaign where people grow moustaches to raise awareness and funds for men’s health
〰️
November is here and with it Movember* and SAP TechEd - let's do both!
Everyone can grow - apps, skills, and majestic moustaches.
Anyway: movember.com/m/vobu
* Movember is a global campaign where people grow moustaches to raise awareness and funds for men’s health
November 3, 2025 at 10:58 AM
Let's 'stache #TechEd!
〰️
November is here and with it Movember* and SAP TechEd - let's do both!
Everyone can grow - apps, skills, and majestic moustaches.
Anyway: movember.com/m/vobu
* Movember is a global campaign where people grow moustaches to raise awareness and funds for men’s health
〰️
November is here and with it Movember* and SAP TechEd - let's do both!
Everyone can grow - apps, skills, and majestic moustaches.
Anyway: movember.com/m/vobu
* Movember is a global campaign where people grow moustaches to raise awareness and funds for men’s health
waaaaah, "Tech on the Toilet", I'm sold!!!
October 23, 2025 at 5:41 AM
waaaaah, "Tech on the Toilet", I'm sold!!!
you have a very elaborate way of saying "Camunda" 😝
October 22, 2025 at 12:15 PM
you have a very elaborate way of saying "Camunda" 😝
"GlassWorm": multi-vector attack across VSCode extensions w/ invisible code, Solana C2, and GCal, turning your 'puter into a Zombie via SOCKS proxy and Hidden VNC.
Morbidly fascinating, b/c technically so well done.
www.koi.ai/blog/glasswo...
PS: do `$> code --list-extensions --show-versions` NOW
Morbidly fascinating, b/c technically so well done.
www.koi.ai/blog/glasswo...
PS: do `$> code --list-extensions --show-versions` NOW
GlassWorm: First Self-Propagating Worm Using Invisible Code Hits OpenVSX Marketplace | Koi Blog
Back
www.koi.ai
October 22, 2025 at 10:03 AM
"GlassWorm": multi-vector attack across VSCode extensions w/ invisible code, Solana C2, and GCal, turning your 'puter into a Zombie via SOCKS proxy and Hidden VNC.
Morbidly fascinating, b/c technically so well done.
www.koi.ai/blog/glasswo...
PS: do `$> code --list-extensions --show-versions` NOW
Morbidly fascinating, b/c technically so well done.
www.koi.ai/blog/glasswo...
PS: do `$> code --list-extensions --show-versions` NOW