Explore how to connect external systems to Knative Eventing using Kamelets in this 30-minute conference talk by Roland Huß from Red Hat. Learn about the challenges of creating source support for backends in Knative and discover how Kamelets, leveraging the Apache Camel ecosystem, offer a solution. Understand the process of installing Kamelet support on your cluster, finding Kamelets from a catalog, and deploying them using a Knative client plugin or YAML resources. Watch a live demonstration showcasing the integration of Kamelets and Knative in action. Gain insights into connecting various systems, including Twitter and Outlook, to your event-driven applications. Dive into topics such as code templates, public services, local testing, deployment, and function creation. Join this informative session to enhance your knowledge of event-driven architectures and streamline your application integration processes.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Existing sources
Problems with sources
Code
Template
Demo
Public Services
Behind the Scenes
Connecting to Twitter
Testing
Kamelet Sync
Event Plugin
Channel Plugin
Create Function
Func config
Add final variable
Start coding
Lets get started
Local testing
Deployment
Twitter Source
Trigger
Test
Outlook
Questions
Taught by
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
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