"Cloud Native" My Camel
Channel: The ASF
Date: 2020-10-17

"Cloud Native" My Camel
Michael Costello, David Gordon

A presentation from ApacheCon @Home 2020
https://apachecon.com/acah2020/

This talk takes a look at our traditional enterprise integration needs, how we have typically solved them with Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) via Apache Camel (running in Apache Karaf) and how to use a new way of deploying Camel (and ultimately our enterprise integration solutions) with Camel K to put enterprise integration on "Cloud Native" steroids. During the talk we'll discuss a typical integration performed using Enterprise Integration Patterns with Apache Camel, why approaching problems with this technology is even more valuable in our brave new cloud world, and demonstrate how to put this on cloud native steroids with Camel K.

Mike has spent the last 2 decades in the enterprise integration space. Beginning with his love for J2EE, emerged a love for Service Oriented Architecture and as the years carried on his romance with MicroServices and cloud native distributed integration platforms began to really flourish. Mike, spent his college years at the University of Texas and currently works for Red Hat as an Architect in an Emerging Techonology Practice (Enterprise Integration) of Red Hat Consulting. His views may or may not be shared by his employer (or anyone else for that matter). When not swashbuckling with containers, or integrating event streams, Mike may be found kicking a soccer ball around the Austin, Texas area.

David helps organizations use open source software to implement integration solutions. David specializes in open source including Camel, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, ActiveMQ, Enmasse, Kafka, Strimzi, 3scale, Keycloak, Istio, and more. David helps design and develop implementations using these components, and leverage those experiences to develop feedback for engineering groups he works with and upstream development communities.