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* [Using Jaeger to trace an Apache Camel
application](https://medium.com/jaegertracing/using-jaeger-to-trace-an-apache-camel-application-2b8118efbb4d)
(August 2018) blog post from Gary Brown showing how to use camel-opentracing
and Jaeger to do distributed traces and visualize them in Jaeger UI.
* [Quick Integration with Apache Camel and IBM
MQ](https://dzone.com/articles/quickly-integrate-apache-camel-and-ibm-mq)
article from May 2020 by Chandra Shekhar Pandey showing how to use Apache Camel
running on Spring Boot to integrate with IBM MQ and testing it with Docker
containers.
* [Monitoring Camel applications with
nJAMS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8PGES67e40) 10 min video from October
2020 by Abdelghani Faiz covering how nJAMS monitoring tooling now has Camel
plugin to do deep monitoring of Camel applications with route visualziation and
message capturing.
+* [Using Apache Camel with CouchDB and ingesting docs to
Elasticsearch](https://acmattos.com.br/2026/02/my-devops-adventure-building-with-apache-camel-couchdb-and-elasticsearch-part-4/)
February 2026 a deeper technical blog about the lesson learned how to do ETL
and improve performance with parallel processing and tune thread pools and
other Camel seetings to have optimal performance and stable GC pressure in the
JVM.
### Camel and Groovy
