Deliver your Camel Apps Faster With Fuse Integration Service

Learn how to deliver Camel apps much quicker using the Fuse Integration Service.

The idea for this article came after exchanging with an integration developer, who
has told me on her daily:

"We develop our camel routes, we push the code, we set up the job on Jenkins, and
we update the deployment job, verify and cleaning instances, monitor all the
process...etc." At this moment, I have understood the hard time spent on that task
by this integration developer.

Thank goodness, Fuse Integration Service is here, that allow doing the same task
easier and faster. On Fuse Integration Service, the developer has to be focused
more on his work, the new formula it will be summarized only to {Code - Push �
Run}.

When the developer pushes his new code, the base of Fuse integration service has
the ability to receive code pushing signal and quickly build the application.

Let's try together this example:

First of all, you should install the CDK (Container Development Kit), if it's not
the case, follow this guide [CDK].

After successful installation, you will need to clone this project, and to use the
OpenShift ("oc") command line tool in order to log in to OpenShift and create a new
project:

$ git clone https://github.com/abouchama/fis-createorderservice.git

$ cd fis-createorderservice
$ oc login
$ oc new-project fis-project
$ oc create -f fis-image-streams.json
imagestream "fis-java-openshift" created
imagestream "fis-karaf-openshift" created
$ oc create -f createorderservice-template.json
template "fis-createorderservices" created
After, you should open the OpenShift Console, to create an application to this
project based on the template added "fis-creationorderservices". For that you
should click on Add to project:

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Then, we will found the application template that we have created �fis-
createorderservices�, you click on it and we will add the Github link of this Camel
project, like following:

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When it's done, you will see immediately the build started:

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It'll take a few minutes until the build finished. When the build succeeded, you
should be able to see the application up and running in the console:

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If you click on "connect," you will be redirected to the following page:

Fuse web console showing all the Camel applications running inside with real time
metricsNow, if we update our Camel project, we have only to do the following
commands:

$ git commit -am "changing my camel route"

$ git push -u origin master
$ oc start-build fis-createorderservices -n fis-project
Directly after, we will see a second build started, and after little time, the
application will be updated automatically:

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That's all you have to do!

Thanks!