Hi Federico, Looks good to me! However, in the consideration part, I wouldn't compare Kafka Streams with Camel use cases, they both solve different problems with some overlap. However, the Camel use case would make sense (to me at least), for any integration that doesn't need Kafka Connect coupling, e.g: sending data to queue, or even send the CDC streams to another database or doing rule based routing using Camel in case you don't like Kafka SMTs ..etc. Other than that, looks good!.
Regards, Omar On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 9:12 AM Federico Valeri <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Cameleers, recently I did some experiments with CDC using Debezium > engine [1]. The main objective here was to compare KafkaConnect > configuration-driven approach with Camel code-driven approach. > > I wanted to share this work with you primarily to have some feedback > and then, if you are interested, I could also create a blog post out > of it. One thing that would be great is to replace the > JmsSinkConnector with the new CamelKafkaConnector (sjms-component), as > soon as it will be ready for KafkaConnect running in distributed mode. > > Cheers. > > [1] https://github.com/fvaleri/cdc >
