Apache Camel is an open source Java framework that helps developers make integrations faster and easier. Our two guests, Christina Lina, a Java developer and software architect, and Hugo Guerrera, a software developer and open source advocate, speak about how Camel can help you implement inter-system Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP).

Apache Camel helps developers with integration

If you listen in the podcast, I define Apache Camel as integration between database web servers, Apache Kafka, and other message brokers. The communication Apache Camel does is crucial, because as Christina Lin points out, developers spend a lot of time connecting and integrating. Apache Camel holds many benefits for developers hoping to simplify and cut down on the duplication of effort in this process

• Reduce manual labor with automated processes— Christina Lin talks about how integration often involves a great deal of duplication, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Apache Camel helps you save time, so you don’t have to write custom code. “When you’re doing integrations, Camel also helps by transforming your data automatically. You can specify how you want it to be transformed.”

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