Hi, I was wondering if anyone could point me to a good example of calling from a route a RESTful API. I would like to extend the Kafka example and take the messages to pass them to another service. I have in my library Camel in Action V1 & V2, Camel design Patterns and the Camel manual :-) Now, if I had the time to reread all these I could figure it out, but I no longer have the luxury of time. It would be great to get this working with Kamel K because I have just got my service (non Camel) deployed on kubernetes and I would like to invoke it from Camel.
this is for camel-k (camel on kubernetes / cloud-native)
there is the rest component for that
@adessaigne dose the cache start up correctly after you fixed the directory already exist problems?
the cache starts and then stops without any error and no context is started
I'm also installing with the option
--registry <my.full.dns.name> and I mounted a docker registry as docker image. Maybe it's the part that failing.
@adessaigne for sure, minikube comes with and addon for that
It's not working with docker for windows with kubernetes support
if you happen to have a k8s running (not out of minikube) you can try your luck using directly the template to install that registry: https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube/tree/master/deploy/addons/registry
@adessaigne yeah that is a combination I have never tried
it might be needed to jump some loops
Hi everyone, I was ready the Apache Camel documentation about clustering and found the following: "When the infrastructure offers the possibility to deploy the application on several machines, then you can use the approaches presented before. That means means that you will deploy the same application on several nodes and in this case, we have competitor consumers." (http://camel.apache.org/clustering-and-loadbalancing.html). I.e. there is no coordination when one wants to run Camel in a distributed fashion and we end up with competitor consumers. Does Camel K aim to improve scenarios in which you want to run camel in distributed fashion?
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Very promising project btw, like it a lot :)
that said, in camel you can ensure just one of all your deployed consumer is active at a given time by using the
master api
like
jgroups, jgrousp-raft, consul and so on
@nielsmeima_gitlab exactly
Thanks for the quick reply!
np
Oh, and for anyone else wondering about the same thing. @nicolaferraro basically describes the use case in a blogpost: https://www.nicolaferraro.me/2017/10/17/creating-clustered-singleton-services-on-kubernetes/
I thought I'd share this VSCode extension for Camel-K here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=camel-tooling.vscode-camelk
Schedule for ApacheCon NA has been published: https://www.apachecon.com/acna19/schedule.html it features 1.5 days of integration talks, with quite some talks on Camel!
about the other issue, can you add more info ? logs and resources created by camel-k ?