Camel meets KEDA
Camel K integrations can leverage KEDA to scale based on the number of incoming events.
Camel K integrations can leverage KEDA to scale based on the number of incoming events.
How Kamelets enable a low code integration experience.
Details of what we have done in the Camel K 1.4.0 release.
We’re starting a new initiative at Apache Camel to create a community-driven catalog of reusable Kamelets
What if your Camel K integration does not work as expected? How do you debug it? Well, there’s a “debug” command now…
Kamelets are the most important feature released with Apache Camel K 1.2.0. Apart from their cool name, Kamelets represent a significant change in the whole ...
Apache Camel K has made a lot of progress since its inception and we’re now proud to announce the 1.0 release. We’ve been working hard in the past months to ...
Knative is an open source project for adding serverless building blocks on Kubernetes and it’s constantly gaining traction among developers. In Apache Camel...
Just few months ago, we were discussing about a new project that we could start as part of Apache Camel. A project with the potential to change the way peop...
A new enterprise integration pattern has been added to Apache Camel (2.21.0): the “Saga” pattern. This article will show you why, when and how to use it in ...
Creating a cluster of related containers is really easy with Openshift and Kubernetes. Resources such as Deployment support scaling to multiple instances nat...
Spring Cloud Kubernetes is a fantastic project from the Fabric8 team that contains a lot of useful tools for building spring-boot based microservices. Versi...
Next version of Apache Camel (2.18.0) is about to come with a long list of new features and components.
Recently, I started contributing to open source software of the Apache Software Foundation and I developed camel-telegram, a component that allows camel base...
Spash is a command line tool for Big Data platforms that simulates a real Unix environment, providing most of the commands of a typical Bash shell on top of...
Logging effectively is often a hard task in standard applications. But when the application runs in a distributed environment, for instance, a Spark job in a...
Anyone who starts writing applications for Apache Spark encounters immediately an infamous exception…
Apache Spark is a fantastic framework for writing highly scalable applications. Data and execution code are spread from the driver to tons of worker machine...
The Spark-HBase-Connector project started as a 3-days programming marathon I made last year. At home, with the flu. Now it is becoming one of the most popul...
Welcome to my new blog. Cool things are coming up…
I’ve done two similar talks this year at ApacheCon @Home and Asia, both on the ease of use of the new Kamelet paradigm when building event-driven application...
I’ve presented Apache Camel at the last Kubecon EU conference that took place on August 19th, 2020.
One of the talks I’ve most enjoyed doing in 2020. A DevNation Tech Talk explaining where do we see Camel K in the context of event-driven applications.
It has been a pleasure to give a talk at JBCNConf, one of the biggest conferences about Java in Europe.
I’ve talked at Voxxed Days Ticino 2017 about building Cloud Native applications on Kubernetes and Openshift.
I’ve talked at Voxxed Days Buchares 2017 about how to apply some DevOps practices to Big Data applications by leveraging the power of Kubernetes and Openshif...
Why everybody talks about Big Data? Where does Hadoop come from? Which steps led to the diffusion of Spark? What’s next?