Clean Architecture Orchestration over Apache Camel
summary
Shows a concrete Apache Camel pipeline: a timer triggers every 10 seconds to fetch a CSV, split rows, call an XML API, enrich via Postgres, aggregate every 5 messages and write a combined document to MongoDB; implemented in 28 lines of code (half comments) and runs with Camel K on Kubernetes. Claims low CPU/memory footprint, 350+ connectors, easy extension, and demos a drag‑and‑drop low‑code editor that generates routes and successfully deploys and logs results.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:06Evolution of software architectures
- 9:36Role of middleware in integration
- 13:07Choosing an integration framework
- 24:27Apache Camel overview and features
- 31:09Apache Camel DSL and workflow example
- 41:51Camel K and low-code tools
- 46:43Q&A and closing
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