Tag: karaf
New Karaf HTTP proxy feature
Apache Karaf 4.2.0 is now on vote, bringing a lot of improvements and new features. One of these new features is the HTTP proxy. The idea of the Karaf HTTP proxy feature is to be able to “expose”…
Read More »Building Angular WebBundle for Apache Karaf
Apache Karaf is a complete applications container, supporting several programming models: OSGi, DS, Blueprint, Spring, … It’s also a complete web application container like Apache Tomcat, but providing some unique feature. If Apache Karaf supports WAR, it also…
Read More »Implement simple persistent redelivery with backoff mixing Apache Camel & ActiveMQ
When you use Apache Camel routes for your integration, when a failure occurs, a classic pattern is to retry the message. That’s especially true for the recoverable errors: for instance, if you have a network outage, you can…
Read More »Talend ESB: query a database directly in the mediation perspective
When exposing a database as a REST or SOAP service, lot of users use: the integration perspective to create a service, but they don’t leverage Camel the mediation perspective to create a route containing a cTalendJob However, there’s…
Read More »Monitoring and alerting with Apache Karaf Decanter
Some months ago, I proposed Decanter on the Apache Karaf Dev mailing list. Today, Apache Karaf Decanter 1.0.0 first release is now on vote. It’s the good time to do a presentation 😉 Overview Apache Karaf Decanter is…
Read More »Apache Karaf Christmas gifts: docker.io, profiles, and decanter
We are heading to Christmas time, and the Karaf team wanted to prepare some gifts for you 😉 Of course, we are working hard in the preparation of the new Karaf releases. A bunch of bug fixes and…
Read More »Encrypt ConfigAdmin properties values in Apache Karaf
Apache Karaf loads all the configuration from etc/*.cfg files by default, using a mix of Felix FileInstall and Felix ConfigAdmin. These files are regular properties file looking like: Some values may be critical, and so not store in…
Read More »MDC logging with Apache Karaf and Camel
MDC (Mapped Diagnostic Context) logging is an interesting feature to log contextual messages. It’s classic to want to log contextual messages in your application. For instance, we want to log the actions performed by an user (identified by…
Read More »Testing (utest and itest) Apache Camel Blueprint route
In any integration project, testing is vital for multiple reasons: to guarantee that the integration logic matches the expectations to quickly identify some regression issues to test some special cases, like the errors for instance to validate the…
Read More »Apache Syncope backend with Apache Karaf
Apache Syncope is an identity manager (IdM). It comes with a web console where you can manage users, attributes, roles, etc. It also comes with a REST API allowing to integrate with other applications. By default, Syncope has…
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