Fundamentals of Integration with Apache Camel
Apache Camel is considered the Swiss army knife for solving system integration problems. In this course, you will learn about its capabilities and see it applied in several common integration scenarios.
What you'll learn
Apache Camel is an open source framework that aims to reduce the complexity of system integration and shift focus to the real value you want your software to provide. In this course, Fundamentals of Integration with Apache Camel, you'll gain the expertise required for building your own route-based integrations. First, you'll learn the foundational concepts of what a Camel route is and how to build a route using the Camel DSL. Next, you'll expand your understanding of route building by applying common integration patterns for solving concerns like aggregation, retry, error handling, and circuit breakers. The implementation of these routes will be in the context of real-world scenarios like message-based and event-based integration. When you're finished with this course, you'll have learned enough to successfully implement Camel for your own integrations.
Table of contents
- Module Overview 1m
- Analyzing an Integration Problem 1m
- Integration with a Monolith Architecture 3m
- Integration with a Microservices Architecture 1m
- Drivers for Choosing Camel 2m
- What Is the Integration Problem? 1m
- Designing the Route 1m
- Component Selection 3m
- Designing Route Processing Steps 4m
- Structuring a Camel Integration Project 2m
- Implementing Route Processing 2m
- Camel Testing Concepts 1m
- Demo - Implementing Route Processing 10m
- Implementing Route Integration 3m
- Demo - Implementing Route Integration 5m
- Module Summary 1m
- How Camel Supports the Message Pattern 6m
- How Camel Supports Error Handling 3m
- Implementing Route Error Handling Policies 4m
- Handling Specific Exceptions in a Route 3m
- Implementing an Error Handling Strategy 6m
- Building Resiliency in Camel Routes 3m
- Observing Your Routes 4m
- Implementing Message Routing Patterns 6m
- Implementing Parallel Processing 2m
- Module Summary 1m
About the author
Michael is a Principal Architect at NVISIA. He's worked in technology for almost twenty-five years for a variety of clients across several different industries. He has a great passion for teaching and mentoring. His fifteen minutes of fame was reaching bucket number 3 on the Bozo Show. He has a bachelors degree in computer science and information systems from DePaul University and currently resides in the Chicago metropolitan area.