Integration

On this article we will explore how to do no code and low code integrations based on Apache Camel. “Every paradigm including data flow, programming by example, and programming through analogies brings its own set of affordances and obstacles.” Alexander Repenning - DOI reference number: 10.18293/VLSS2017-010 We are going to use Kaoto, which just made its 1.0.0 release. On this release, the Kaoto team has focused on the no-code graphical canvas to make sure the user experience is as smooth as possible.

I would like to present you with an ETL and integration editor Rachel and I have been working on for the past year with the initial help of Zineb: Kaoto. What is Kaoto? Kaoto is an integration editor to create and deploy integrations in a low-code way and no-code way based on Apache Camel. It combines a source code editor and a drag and drop graphical space synchronized with each other. It can be run both as standalone and as a service (SaaS). With the no-code mode, the user can build the entire integration orchestration with the drag and drop function. Kaoto has a step catalog with a list of all available building blocks that the users may want to transform data or integrate with services.