Someone may have mentioned this before but they way we do build our services
is building karaf inside a docker container.

We also deploy each Karaf instance which contains multiple Camel projects
inside separate containers. So we have a one to one mapping between karaf
instance and container. This is mainly because we don't want a container
going down affecting more than one instance.

Off course if our instances increase we may later have to consolidate but so
far it was has worked. We also create our Karaf instances using custom
distributions and then add them using dockerfiles. The main problem has been
to get the distribution working correctly.



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