Learn Apache Camel Framework with Spring Boot (Udemy.com)

I liked the Appendix course on Dockers. I did give Dockers a shot, downloading installing and trying it out as part of some Udemy course taken 2-3 years back. But I never got a good hang of it neither did it work as expected. But Mr. Ranga has done a Great Job at explaining it along with commands that I feel confident and learn more about it in separate courses (hopefully one offered by Ranga for Dockers, Kubes and finally AWS or Azure). So Ranga if you have not created them, please do!

The course is using a version of Camel and Spring that is by now quite out of date. However, the core concepts remain the same, and they are delivered in the customary in28minutes way that makes the videos easy to understand. I highly recommend following along because it's only by doing that it sinks in, and in so doing one gets to see usually a bit more of what's possible. The course is not long, which I think is good because very long courses may look good but it can be depressing because they are so difficult to finish, especially if one has a full-time job and tries to follow along the course by doing. On the other hand, I did this course for free via my employer's subscription; if I had had to pay for it I might feel that it was too short.

It's an awesome introductory course, because I work with apache camel in my work, but I didn't know anything about apache camel and this course made this possible. However, I have a criticism: things that it came from another place out of apache camel it's a little confuse because except docker, the other things didn't have a introduction or a bit of explanantion and this make me feel a little confused.

This is a good entry point for learning the basics of the Enterprise Integration Framework Apache Camel. You get to know routes, messages, processing, routing and in general the most frequently used design patterns, that are used in the EI context and implemented by Apache Camel. You also get a fairly good overview of docker too, if you did not already know it.

Great to the point course, made a POC learning along with Ranga and had fun https://github.com/hardikSinghBehl/camel-integration-spring-boot-kafka. Will recommend developers already familiar with spring-boot and Kafka to take up this course and learn something new

I would suggest that you make a summary with the most important concepts about camel, for example about endpoints, why tag something like @Component and so on. I wrote down your explanation, but as my English is not so good, with something written I think I could enjoy it better! Anyway, congratulations on the course and thank you! Hugs from Brazil!

I am very happy to be and hear a course from Ranga Karanam. He is able in a very short and constructive way to provide knowledge about different software stacks like Docker etc. - Go ahead with that quality, thanks from my side!

Buen curso, pero como no soy anglo parlante me costo en algunos momentos entender el curso por el idioma. Podrian mejorar la traduccion del locutor, seria bueno para los que hablamos español. Saludos y gracias.

Excellent course to start with camel. Should give the leaner enough insights about the possibilities with camel and how to start using this swiss army knife.

Good Course to understand the Basic for Camel . Pros Good Example . Perfect agenda . Cons . Need more details on Camel behind the scene live project does not cover seda endpoint and other camel thing . Exception hanlding of camel