GitHub user mgubaidullin added a comment to the discussion: Karavan vs Kaoto
If you're looking for tooling to enable Business Analysts to design and deploy integrations in a CamelK environment, here are a few key considerations: **Camel-K Compatibility:** If you're specifically using Camel-K, then Kaoto is currently the only viable option. This is because Karavan uses its own deployment mechanism that does not rely on the Camel-K operator—instead, it supports direct builds and deployments to Kubernetes and Docker environments. **Target Users – Engineers vs. Business Analysts:** While both Kaoto and Karavan offer low-code interfaces, it's important to understand their target audience. These tools are primarily designed for engineers and technical users, not Business Analysts. They provide abstractions and simplifications, but they still require an understanding of enterprise integration concerns such as data formats, transformations, security, and performance. **Citizen Developer Use Cases:** If your goal is to enable non-technical users to build simple automations—such as posting a Trello card update to Slack—then Camel may be overkill. Camel is designed for complex, enterprise-grade integrations, and lighter tools might be more suitable for these kinds of tasks. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/camel-karavan/discussions/1526#discussioncomment-13064625 ---- This is an automatically sent email for users@camel.apache.org. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: users-unsubscr...@camel.apache.org
