Getting started with the Red Hat build of Apache Camel
An agile, distributed, containerized, and API-centric solution to integrate applications by transforming data, composing, and orchestrating services across hybrid infrastructures.
Try Camel in the Developer Sandbox
With an integrated development environment (IDE) called Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces, the Developer Sandbox is a playground for developers looking to explore Kubernetes-based application platforms.
The best part? No local installs are required, making it easier than ever to get started. The tutorials below will guide you through how to set up your own free-to-use environment and try Camel in the Developer Sandbox.
Sandbox hands-on tutorials
For developers looking to get started with Camel, find below a number of step-by-step tutorials with which you can try to learn and experiment.
Camel
Prototype and deploy on Red Hat OpenShift
Experience from your browser how easy it is to create, test, containerize, and run Camel applications in OpenShift.
Camel on Quarkus
Develop and deploy on Red Hat OpenShift
Explore, build, test, and deploy a Camel Quarkus demo application using the Developer Sandbox and OpenShift Dev Spaces.
Camel on Spring Boot
Develop and deploy on Red Hat OpenShift
Explore, build, test and deploy a Camel Spring Boot demo application using the Developer Sandbox and OpenShift Dev Spaces.
Documentation guides
The official Red Hat guides below introduce Camel and explain the various ways to create and deploy an application using the Red Hat Build of Camel.
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