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Design your integration flows using Camel and JBang for a better developer experience, and make it easily production grade using Quarkus. Claus Ibsen, Apache Camel lead & Senior Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat

Software

Low Code Integration
With Apache Camel & Quarkus
June 2023

Concise
Application
Messaging
Exchange
Language
https://camel.apache.org/manual/faq/why-the-name-camel.html

Apache Camel
?
That could connect to any
almost any system
With supports for
Integration patterns
That can work on and off
the cloud
That can integrate with a
simple language. Such as
XML, YAML and Java
from(“kafka:mytopic”)
.to(“jms:cheese”)
This is
Apache Camel

Camel Community
● The biggest and most active community for open source integration software
● 950+ unique contributors
● 15+ years of development and one of the most active Apache projects
● Top 5 ASF projects (contributors & commits)

Motivation
Quarkus makes it easier to try

Motivation
Camel JBang
Use all of Camel incl Kamelets

Motivation
Camel JBang
Export to almost any Camel Runtime
Not a dead end, but a starting point
(no vendor lock-in)

Motivation
Developer Tool Not used in
Production

Motivation
Work with existing
well known tools
Local
Computer
Podman or Docker Desktop (Local)
Cloud Services

Camel JBang
https://camel.apache.org/manual/camel-jbang.html
❏ Camel CLI
❏ Quickly run Camel integration
file(s)
❏ Automatic dependency
management
(no Maven or Gradle)
❏ All DSLs (java xml yaml
groovy kotlin)
❏ Hot reload on source change
❏ Export to Spring Boot or Quarkus
project (with Maven pom.xml)

Camel JBang
https://camel.apache.org/manual/camel-jbang.html
❏ Control running integrations
(list, start, stop, etc.)
❏ Control Spring Boot & Quarkus
Camel applications
❏ Runtime statistics
❏ Top routes and EIPs
❏ Show Camel route source
❏ View catalog of out of the box
artifacts
❏ View documentation
❏ Launch hawtio web console

Camel JBang
https://camel.apache.org/manual/camel-jbang.html
❏ Standard Apache Maven
dependency downloader
❏ Shell completion
❏ List Camel Versions
❏ Show Health Check
❏ List Dependencies
❏ Export to Gradle build tool
❏ Tail logs
❏ Trace Camel messages
❏ Change Camel version

Camel JBang Examples
https://github.com/apache/camel-kamelets-examples
camel run <link to github>
camel init <link to github>
camel init myapp.java|yaml|xml …

● Camel UI Designer
● Visual Studio Plugin
● Online web-app
https://karavan.space/
● Web based iPaaS
(Kubernetes)

Motivations for Camel 4
Otavio R. Piske
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https://camel.apache.org/blog/2023/05/camel-4-performance-improvements/

The path to Apache Camel 4
Otavio R. Piske

Installing Camel JBang
https://www.jbang.dev/
$ jbang -V
0.107.0
$ jbang app install camel@apache/camel
$ camel -V
3.20.5

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Low Code Integration with Apache Camel.pdf

1. Low Code Integration With Apache Camel & Quarkus June 2023

2. What is Camel ?

3. Concise Application Messaging Exchange Language https://camel.apache.org/manual/faq/why-the-name-camel.html

7. Groovy, Kotlin, JavaScript & YAML

8. Apache Camel ? That could connect to any almost any system With supports for Integration patterns That can work on and off the cloud That can integrate with a simple language. Such as XML, YAML and Java from(“kafka:mytopic”) .to(“jms:cheese”) This is Apache Camel

9. Runtimes Tooling Serverless

10. Camel Community ● The biggest and most active community for open source integration software ● 950+ unique contributors ● 15+ years of development and one of the most active Apache projects ● Top 5 ASF projects (contributors & commits)

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12. Low Code with Camel

13. Motivation Quarkus makes it easier to try

14. Learning path

15. Learning path

16. Motivation Camel JBang Use all of Camel incl Kamelets

17. Motivation Camel JBang Export to almost any Camel Runtime Not a dead end, but a starting point (no vendor lock-in)

18. Motivation Developer Tool Not used in Production

19. Motivation No Kubernetes required

20. Motivation Local Computer

21. Motivation Work with existing well known tools Local Computer Podman or Docker Desktop (Local) Cloud Services

22. Demo

23. Camel JBang https://camel.apache.org/manual/camel-jbang.html ❏ Camel CLI ❏ Quickly run Camel integration file(s) ❏ Automatic dependency management (no Maven or Gradle) ❏ All DSLs (java xml yaml groovy kotlin) ❏ Hot reload on source change ❏ Export to Spring Boot or Quarkus project (with Maven pom.xml)

24. Camel JBang https://camel.apache.org/manual/camel-jbang.html ❏ Control running integrations (list, start, stop, etc.) ❏ Control Spring Boot & Quarkus Camel applications ❏ Runtime statistics ❏ Top routes and EIPs ❏ Show Camel route source ❏ View catalog of out of the box artifacts ❏ View documentation ❏ Launch hawtio web console

25. Camel JBang https://camel.apache.org/manual/camel-jbang.html ❏ Standard Apache Maven dependency downloader ❏ Shell completion ❏ List Camel Versions ❏ Show Health Check ❏ List Dependencies ❏ Export to Gradle build tool ❏ Tail logs ❏ Trace Camel messages ❏ Change Camel version

26. Camel JBang Examples https://github.com/apache/camel-kamelets-examples camel run <link to github> camel init <link to github> camel init myapp.java|yaml|xml …

27. ● Camel UI Designer ● Visual Studio Plugin ● Online web-app https://karavan.space/ ● Web based iPaaS (Kubernetes)

28. Demo

29. Apache Camel 4

30. Motivations for Camel 4 Otavio R. Piske 5 Q u a r k u s 3 4 S p r i n g B o o t 3 3 S p r i n g F r a m e w o r k 6 J a v a 1 7 2 1 J a k a r t a 1 0 … and better performance https://camel.apache.org/blog/2023/05/camel-4-performance-improvements/

31. The path to Apache Camel 4 Otavio R. Piske

32. More Information

33. Installing Camel JBang https://www.jbang.dev/ $ jbang -V 0.107.0 $ jbang app install camel@apache/camel $ camel -V 3.20.5

34. https://karavan.space

35. https://events.experiences.redhat.com/widget/redhat/sum23/SessionCatalog2023/session/16733 67266413001JkB3 Red Hat Summit 2023 - Session Catalog

36. Any Questions ? https://github.com/apache/camel A star on github is appreciated