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July 15, 2020 | (Last Update : July 15, 2020)
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Demo My First Blog hello,this is my first blog,purpose is test tools. this is code: #include <iostream> this is a picture other code #include <cmath> using namespace std:

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Quarkus, Kafka, Camel Servlet, Wiring it Together

July 04, 2019 | (Last Update : July 06, 2019)
quarkus kubernetes camel kafka smallrye Quarkus, Kafka, Camel Servlet, Wiring it Together

When using Apache Camel with Quarkus as of today, we are limited number of Camel connectors. One important one being the Apache Kafka connector. The Kafka connector provided through the Smallrye Kafka Extension is available for Quarkus though. So in this article, I will show how to wire Smallrye Kafka connector and Camel together. We will also be using the camel-servlet component to reuse the undertow http endpoint provided by Quarkus and to spice things up a little we will use the XML DSL of Camel. All of this will be natively compiled in the end.

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Quarkus Camel, First Impressions on a Game Changing Framework

March 15, 2019 | (Last Update : July 04, 2019)
quarkus kubernetes camel Quarkus Camel, First Impressions on a Game Changing Framework

On March 07, 2019 Red Hat & the JBoss Community announced Quarkus. It is a Java framework that enables ultra low boot times and tiny memory footprint for applications and services. It does that by taking advantage of GraalVM's native compilation capabilities to produce an executable out of your Java code. Why is this considered to be a game changer ? In this article I will give my view and first impressions on this framework as someone who spends a bit of time writing applications and services. I will get my hands dirty by building a working Quarkus + Apache Camel example.

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