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If you are building event pipelines, metrics dashboards, or log analytics, there is a good chance ClickHouse sits at the end of the line. It is fast, column-oriented, and built for append-heavy workloads. The question…
Apache Camel 4.22 LTS has just been released.
This is a Long Term Support (LTS) release, which means it will receive patch releases with bug fixes and security updates for approximately one year. The supported LTS…
Two weeks ago we introduced the Camel TUI – a terminal dashboard for monitoring and managing Apache Camel integrations. Since then, development has continued at a rapid pace. This post covers the latest addition…
The Camel community announces the immediate availability of the Camel 4.22.0 LTS release with 526 new features and improvements.
The artifacts are published and ready for you to download from the Central Maven rep…
Camel 4.22 brings two features that change how Camel integrates with AI: a unified tool abstraction (camel-ai-tool) and a built-in MCP server (camel-mcp-server). Together, they let you turn any Camel route into an AI…
Camel 4.21.0 shipped on 1 July with 32 security fixes. 4.18.3 followed on 3 July with 34, and 4.14.8 on 4 July with 27. All three supported release lines were patched inside four days, and every finding got a signed p…
Camel Quarkus 3.38.0 release
Apache Camel has always excelled at connecting systems, but observing what happens inside your running integrations has traditionally meant switching between CLI commands, log files, or firing up a web console. With C…