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Herding (Apache) Camels with HashiCorp Consul

Here’s how to keep track of your Apache Camel services running throughout a deployment, and enable them to communicate with one another in a multi-cloud or hybrid cloud environment. Apache Camel really is the Swiss Army Knife of application integration for any Java (or Spring) developer.

www.hashicorp.com21 Jul 2021 · summary

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A fully managed platform to automate infrastructure on any cloud with HashiCorp products. Here’s how to keep track of your Apache Camel services running throughout a deployment, and enable them to communicate with one another in a multi-cloud or hybrid cloud environment. In this post, I’ll show you how to use Camel with HashiCorp Consul to address this challenge. This means Consul is ready to act as our service registry, meaning all we need to do is tell it which services to register and monitor. With health checks, it’s easy to see which Camel endpoints are healthy and alive in Consul, adding to the service registry functionality of Consul.

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