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Course Overview
Cloud-native Integration with Red Hat Fuse (AD221) emphasizes learning architectural patterns and implementing integration services based on Apache Camel and OpenShift. Camel and Red Hat Fuse enable developers to create complex integrations in a simple and maintainable format. You will learn how to use the most common integration components in Camel and develop, test, and deploy integration focused applications on OpenShift. This course is based on Red Hat Fuse 7.10 and OpenShift 4.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for Java developers focused on implementing integration solutions in an enterprise.
Course Objectives
- Deploy Fuse applications on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
- Implement REST APIs with the Camel REST DSL
- Implement unit tests, error handling, and mocks for Camel routes
- Implement Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) using Camel components
- Integrate Camel applications with a database
- Integrate Camel applications with Apache Kafka
- Integrate Cloud-native services using Camel K
- Consume REST services using the Camel HTTP component
Course Outline
1 - Introduction to Red Hat Fuse and Camel
- Describe the architecture of Red Hat Fuse and Camel and how they are used to integrate applications.
2 - Create Camel routes
- Implement Camel routes and develop custom processors
3 - Implement enterprise integration patterns
- Describe the most commonly used enterprise integration patterns and implement them using Camel components.
4 - Create tests for routes and error handling
- Develop reliable routes by creating unit tests and mocks, and by handling errors.
5 - Integrate services using asynchronous messaging
- Integrate microservices using Apache Kafka and ActiveMQ (JMS)
6 - Implement transactions
- Provide data integrity in route processing by implementing transactions.
7 - Build and consume REST services
- Implement and consume REST services with Camel.
8 - Integrate cloud-native services
- Deploy cloud-native microservices based on Camel Routes and Camel K components to an OpenShift cluster