Peter Palaga is a senior software engineer for a product called Red Hat Integration. He currently spends most of his time by porting Apache Camel components to Quarkus. Earlier, he worked on Fuse on EAP, JBoss EAP and other Red Hat Middleware projects. He is the author of srcdeps (Source dependencies for Maven and Gradle) and contributor to several Maven and Gradle plugins.

Twitter: @ppalaga

LOCATION: Bern
KEYWORDS: Concept, Open Source

SPEAKER: Peter Palaga   COMPANY: Red Hat
SLIDES: 200107-peter-palaga-apache-camel.pdf

Apache Camel has been the Swiss knife of integrating heterogeneous systems for more than a decade. Let's inspect how the humpy ungulate adapts for the newest changes in the environment!

First, we'll show how to write Camel integrations in Java using Quarkus which start within a couple of milliseconds and consume just a few tens of MB RAM.
Second, we'll show how Camel with it's ability to connect to hundreds of kinds of systems can enrich the serverless architectures and event-based communication with the Knative goodies such as auto-scaling and scaling to zero.
Third, we will introduce the newest member of the family - the Camel Kafka Connector and explain how Camel can fit in the Kafka streaming scenarios.

LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en

Peter Palaga is a senior software engineer for a product called Red Hat Integration. He currently spends most of his time by porting Apache Camel components to Quarkus. Earlier, he worked on Fuse on EAP, JBoss EAP and other Red Hat Middleware projects. He is the author of srcdeps (Source dependencies for Maven and Gradle) and contributor to several Maven and Gradle plugins.

Twitter: @ppalaga

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