Apache Camel – Learn by coding in Spring Boot : Learn to build Apache camel applications using Spring Boot Framework.
Course Link- Apache Camel – Learn by coding in Spring Boot
Learn to build Apache camel applications using Spring Boot Framework.
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What Will You Learn?
- Students will be able to build production grade apps in Apache Camel Framework using Spring Boot.
- Students will have exposure to different components in camel by actually building apps.
- Learn to develop a camel app using spring boot from Scratch
- Learn to build Junit test cases for the spring boot Camel app
- Learn to build a camel + Springboot with PostGres
- Learn to alert via email incase of any error/exceptions
- Learn to monitor the camel spring boot app and alert on any errors
- Explore different libraries and components in Camel using Java DSL
- Learn to build a camel + Springboot with different technologies such as Kafka, ActiveMQ, REST, DataBase, EMail and SOAP
- Basic Knowledge of Java
- Knowledge on tools like IntelliJ
- Understanding and experience with Spring Boot
Learn Apache Camel by coding it in Spring Boot framework. This is purely a coding course where you will be doing a lot of code and build a fully functional app by the end of each section.
This course will cover integrations with :
- Kafka
- Active MQ
- Postgres SQL
- Rest
- SOAP,
- File and etc.,
Why should I take this course ?
- This course will provide you the fundamentals of how to build apache camel applications using Spring Boot.
- All the concepts will be explained through code.
- This course will walk you through the Spring Boot Integration with Camel step by step.
- Gain confidence on the Apache Camel framework using Spring Boot by developing a fully functional application by the end of each section.
- By the end of this course you will have a complete understanding of implementing the Apache Camel concepts in Spring Boot Framework.
Course Overview:
Section 1: Getting Started
- This section explains about the author and course overview.
Section 2: WorkSpace SetUp – MAC
- This sections covers installation of Java and Intellij on a Mac machine.
Section 3: WorkSpace SetUp – Windows
- This section covers installation of Java and Intellij on a Windows machine.
Section 4: Spring Boot – Quick Intro – Building a Simple REST API
- This section is optional and students can ignore this section if you already have experience working with Spring Boot.
- In this section we will build a simple REST api that returns the current time and data of the time.
- Explore different annotation options such as @Autowired and @Service.
- Explore the Spring Profiles module to maintain configurations for different environments.
Section 5 : Camel- Quick Intro
- This section is optional and students can ignore this section if you already have experience working with Apache Camel framework.
- In this section we will build a simple Camel app that copied the file from one folder to another folder.
- Learn how camel transports the content.
- Learn about the Camel Architecture.
Section 6 – App# 1 – Build a Simple Camel Route – File -> DB -> MAIL
- Overview of the app that we are going to build in the following few sections.
- In this tutorial we will build a simple spring boot app that is going to copy the file from one node and another node.
- Explore the CAMEL intellij Plugin.
- Build the completely working app in your machine.
Section 7 – Testing a Spring Boot Camel Route – Camel Junit Testing Libraries
- This section covers how to test a spring boot app using camel Junit Libraries
- Write Code to explore the mock and integration testing of the Camel Route in Spring Boot.
Section 8 – Enable Logging in Spring Boot – Using LogBack and Lombok
- This section explores about how to enable logging in our Spring boot camel app.
- Write Code to explore the logback configuration.
- Install and Explore the Lombok plugin and configuration.
Section 9 – Connecting to PostGres DB
- This section explores about how to connect to PostGres DB from your spring boot camel app.
- Write Code to parse the csv file to a Java Object using Camel-Bindy
- Learn to install postgres in Mac/Windows machine.
- Write Code to configure the DataSource in your spring boot camel app.
- Write code to perform the CRUD operation from your application using camel-jdbc component.
Section 10 – Error/Exception Handling in Camel Route
- This is section explores and explains about different options of error handling in camel.
- Write code to configure DefaultError Handler, DeadLetter Channel and OnException.
Section 11 – Alerting in Camel Spring Route
- This section explores about the alerting to a configured email address from you app.
- Write code to configure the email address in your app.
- Write code alert on the configured email incase of any error in your app.
Section 12 – Monitoring the Camel Route application Health
- This section explores about monitoring the camel routes and check the health of the app.
- Write code to introduce the health check of the camel app.
- Write code to alert in case of any of the component in the route is down.
Section 13 – Camel Spring Boot Boiler Plate Code
- This section explains about the camel spring boot boiler plate code.
- Boiler plate code is loaded with Mail, DB and profile configuration of the app.
- This helps speed up the process of building the camel spring boot app .
Section14 – App# 2 Build a Kafka Camel Route – Kafka -> DB -> MAIL
- This section focuses on building the camel route integrated with Kafka.
- Setting up Kafka in your machine.
- Write code to build the Kafka consumer using camel-kafka component.
- Design the DB table for persisting the data.
- Write code to parse the JSON object to Java Object using camel-gson library.
- Write code to configure the DB to perform the CRUD operation using camel-jdbc component.
- Write code to test the Kafka route using CamelTest Support libraries.
- Write code to increase the consumer count and parallel process the data from the Kafka topic..
- Write code to publish the data in to the kafka topic.
- Select the persisted record using the camel-sql library.
- Run the fully functional app in your local machine.
Section 15 – App# 3 Build a ActiveMQ Camel Route – ActiveMQ -> DB -> MAIL
- This section focuses on building the camel route integrated with ActiveMQ.
- Setting up ActiveMQ in your machine.
- Write code to build the activeMQ consumer using camel-activeMQ and camel-jms component.
- Write code to parse the JSON object to Java Object using camel-gson library.
- Write code to configure the DB to perform the CRUD operation using camel-jdbc component.
- Write code to test the Kafka route using CamelTest Support libraries.
- Write code to publish the data in to the activeMQ queue.
- Select the persisted record using the camel-sql library.
- Run the fully functional app in your local machine.
Section 16 – App # 4 -Build a REST Camel Route – REST -> RESTLET-> DB -> MAIL
- This section focuses on building the camel route integrated with REST API.
- Write code to build the rest api client to call the countries rest api using the camel-http component.
- Write code to parse the JSON object to Java Object using camel-gson library.
- Build a brand new post endpoint to persist the data in to the DB using the camel-restlet component.
- Write code to test the post endpoint and persist the data in to the DB.
- Select the persisted record using the camel-sql library.
- Run the fully functional app in your local machine.
By the end of this course you will have a complete understanding of how to build camel apps using Spring boot from scratch. Gain confidence with Apache camel framework using Spring boot.
- Anyone who is willing to learn Apache Camel with Spring Boot.
- Anyone who would like to expand their knowledge in Apache camel.
- Any who wants to learn about different integrations with Camel
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