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Try Apache Camel: From concept to deployment on OpenShift

Bruno Meseguer

This article will guide you through the process of rapid prototyping using Apache Camel, from the initial concept to the final deployment on OpenShift, all within a fully web-based, low-code interface.

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Monitoring and Managing Anomaly Detection on OpenShift

Tosin Akinosho +2

In this interactive workshop, we'll explore the exciting world of edge anomaly detection powered by OpenShift. You'll learn how to leverage robust tools like Prometheus, Kafka, and Camel K Ship to gain real-time visibility and control over your edge applications.

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Implement AI-driven edge to core data pipelines

Bruno Meseguer

The Edge to Core Pipeline Pattern automates a continuous cycle for releasing and deploying new AI/ML models using Red Hat build of Apache Camel and more.

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Which Camel DSL should you use?

Bruno Meseguer

This article explains the benefits of domain-specific languages and compares Camel's Java, XML, and YAML DSLs to help you choose the right one for your team.

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6 tutorials for modern app development

Jaya Christina Baskaran

Explore hands-on tutorials for developers who want to learn about application and API connectivity, data transformation, real-time messaging, and data streaming.

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Camel Clustered File Ingestion with JDBC and Spring

Mary Cochran

Reading a file is a common use for Apache Camel. From using a file to kick off a larger route to simply needing to store the file content, the ability to only read a file once is important. This is easy when you have a single server with your route deployed, but what about when you deploy your route to multiple servers. Thankfully, Camel has the concept of an Idempotent Consumer. A useful way to implement this is with an...