Celebrating our new release, I've just published a post on the @ApacheCamel blog about how Camel can expose its routes using Wanaku. https://t.co/a796GpbJHk

I published a walk-through video about building an AI Agent using @ApacheCamel, @langflow_ai and the Wanaku #MCP Router: https://t.co/aywVwvvbzQ

We released Apache Camel 4.11.0 today. This is a new release with 136 new features and improvements: https://t.co/6UEjJ3xgCa #ApacheCamel

Amazing post showing how @ApacheCamel and #LLMs can work together to create powerful #AI-enabled applications. #Java #AI

We released Apache Camel 4.4.5 today, the final patch release for Camel 4.4.x LTS. This update includes 12 bug fixes and improvements. Read the full release notes at https://t.co/o1yBl55eUS. #ApacheCamel

We just kicked off 2025 with our first Apache Camel release of the year: 4.8.3! This LTS patch release includes 40 bug fixes and improvements. Check out the full details: https://t.co/ESovsAlQfD #ApacheCamel

It’s the time of the year when we take a look back at 2024, and compile a brief summary (by numbers) of the Apache Camel project(s) https://t.co/0vzJksDb6C

Apache Camel v3 is officially end of life by end of 2024. We have just released the last Apache Camel 3.22.3 release of Camel 3.x. We have done a total of 78 Camel 3.x releases, since Camel 3.0.0 was released 5 years ago (Nov 2019). Camel v4 is latest active supported branch.

We released Apache Camel 3.22.3 (LTS) today, a new patch release with 11 fixes and improvements: https://t.co/8edcBkVIvm. Note that this is the FINAL release for Camel 3, which has now reached its end of life (EOL). Users are encouraged to migrate to Camel 4.

#ApacheCamel 4.9 has been released. https://t.co/XVDyehZ8w8 Next release is Camel 4.10 planned for February 2025.

Today I wrote a small update about this effort, showing how to ensure your test code is future-proof and what to expect from @ApacheCamel 4.9 and beyond. You can read it at: https://t.co/UZW3z2OqgN

Apache Camel integration with ActiveMQ to FTP https://t.co/jpGmHqTZdf How to build a quick prototype using visual Kaoto UI designer, and how to connect to actual JMS message broker and FTP server and quickly browse messages and files at their source and destination using the

#ApacheCamel 4.8 LTS has been released, whats new:

A few releases ago we started an effort to cleanup some of our base test classes. In this blog post I describe the changes so far, what @ApacheCamel users should expect for the future and how they can prepare their code for a seamless upgrade. #Java https://t.co/ZcdDFnt6WQ

Want to see these features in action? Check out our previous tweets for links to the blog posts and start building your own data ingestion engine with Apache Camel today! #ApacheCamel #AI #DataIngestion

Last but not least, let's talk about Retrieval Augmented Generation (#RAG)! Camel's improved chunking capabilities make it easier to build efficient RAG systems. Learn more about this powerful feature in our latest blog post

Next, let's talk about image and speech recognition! With the DJL component in Camel, you can easily route images to text and speech to text. Check out our latest blog post to see how it works

Boost your AI system with Apache Camel! Did you know that Camel can be used to build data ingestion engines for AI systems? Let's dive into some exciting features that make it possible. First up: extracting insights from unstructured data

#ApacheCamel 4.8 LTS is the next planned release for September 2024. Last chance to bring anything to the community that should be considered for this release 🙏

Quickly run Apache Camel and Kafka locally using Docker Compose and test for failover. (Link in sub tweet) Today I did a recording how to run Camel and Kafka on your own local computer using Docker and Camel CLI (aka Camel JBang) and have full power to test for robustness and