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commit 55a9dc5a1b825cba718c178612684afc07c15276
Author: Pasquale Congiusti <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Thu Oct 31 07:22:58 2024 +0100
feat: Camel K 2.5.0
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+---
+title: "Camel K 2.5.0"
+date: 2024-11-04
+draft: false
+authors: [squakez]
+categories: ["Releases", "Camel K", "Roadmap"]
+preview: "What's new in Camel K 2.5.0!"
+---
+© Charles Theodore Frere
+
+Apache Camel community is happy to announce the general availability of
**Camel K 2.5.0**. In this release you will find several new features, fixes
and a few deprecations that will simplify the project management in the long
run.
+
+## Default Runtime
+
+Let's start highlighting the default runtime we are using in this release. The
default is Camel K Runtime version 3.15.0 which is based on **Camel Quarkus
3.15** and **Camel 4.8** (LTS support).
+
+## Self Managed Integrations
+
+Do you remind the "Sourceless Integrations"? Well, we have found a more
appropriate name and we'll be calling this particular way of managing Camel
application built externally as **Self managed build Integrations**. We are
working to make this kind of Integrations as first class in order to let the
operator manage easily every kind of Camel application coming from external
builds.
+
+In order to better support this use case, the operator will store the trait
executed in each different `Integration` phase in the related Integration
status. This is particularly useful and enables the possibility to run an
`Integration` without an `IntegrationKit`. From now on, when you run a Self
Managed Integration, no `IntegrationKit` will be created. This has led to a
**simpler promotion** mechanism, as, you will be able to move the Integration
from one environment to another, just [...]
+
+More detailed information on the [official self managed build Integration
documentation](/camel-k/next/running/self-managed.html).
+
+## Explicit IntegrationPlatform creation
+
+In the last releases we have deprecated the installation procedure from CLI.
That methodology was scripting several checks that made the creation of an
`IntegrationPlatform` implicit. This was leading to a missing opportunity to
let the user understand the configuration required for the operator to run
properly. When you're installing the Camel K operator, from now on, you will
need to create **explicitly** the `IntegrationPlatform` in order to provide the
minimum configuration to let th [...]
+
+## Kamelets versioning
+
+This one is a cool feature that will simplify the distribution and the
**versioning of your Kamelets**. One critical requirement we always had, was to
have the ability to store different versions of a Kamelet in the cluster
keeping the same resource name. Well, this is now a reality. You can store
multiple version of a Kamelet within the same resource and just instruct your
`Pipe` or your `Integration` to use some given version:
+```
+- from:
+ uri: "kamelet:my-kamelet?kameletVersion=v2"
+ steps:
+ - to: "log:info"
+```
+Have a look at the [official Kamelet versioning
documentation](/camel-k/next/kamelets/kamelets-user.html#_kamelet_versioning).
+
+## Traits improvement
+
+There are several minor improvements to the traits configuration which should
help the work of configuring your **Camel applications on Kubernetes**:
+
+* EmptyDir configurable size limit
+* IngressClassName Ingress trait
+* Support Service annotations
+* Support Dynamic creation of Persistent Volumes
+* Environment values from Secrets/Configmaps
+
+Some of those were long time required by the community, we're pretty sure they
will be very helpful.
+
+## Deprecations
+
+We have a long list of deprecations in this version. Some of them are driven
by the Camel core which is deprecating certain features and others are kind of
duplication of what it already exists in the core, so we better support in the
Camel core way (ie, setting some Camel property).
+
+* OpenAPI trait: will be substituted by API contract first available in the
core.
+* IntegrationProfile custom resource: it feels like a duplication of
IntegrationPlatform, so you should use that from now on.
+* Service Binding: the project was deprecated, so, makes sense to deprecate as
well as it won't be any longer supported.
+* Kotlin DSL: deprecated by the core.
+* Resume trait: it was an experimental feature and it can be performed by
setting Camel properties.
+* Vaults: the same level of compatibility can be performed by setting Camel
properties.
+* 3 Scale trait: the same level of compatibility can be performed by setting
the new Service trait annotations.
+* CLIs commands: most of those commands (ie, `config`, `kamelet`, `describe`)
should be replaced by Kubernetes (`kubectl`) CLI directly.
+
+## Full release notes
+
+Those were the most interesting features we have delivered in Camel K 2.5.0.
We have more minor things, bugs fixing, documentation and dependency updates
that you can check in the [2.5.0 release
notes](https://github.com/apache/camel-k/releases/tag/v2.5.0).
+
+# Thanks
+
+Thanks a lot to our contributors and the hard work happening in the community.
Feel free to provide any feedback or comment using the Apache Camel available
channels.
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+---
+url: "/releases/k-2.5.0/"
+date: 2024-11-03
+type: release-note
+version: "2.5.0"
+title: "Camel-K 2.5.0"
+preview: ""
+changelog: ""
+category: "camel-k"
+milestone: 54
+jdk: [17]
+---
