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Apache Camel

Apache Camel is an open source integration framework with 350+ connectors for databases, APIs, message brokers, and cloud services. Write routes in Java, YAML, or XML. Develop with instant hot-reload, live message tracing, and a terminal dashboard — no IDE or Java knowledge required. Deploy on Spring Boot, Quarkus, or standalone. In production since 2007, used by thousands of companies worldwide. 83,000+ commits, 1,500+ contributors, median 1–2 day bug fix time. Apache License 2.0 — zero license

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# Apache Camel

> Apache Camel is an open source integration framework with 350+ connectors for databases, APIs, message brokers, and cloud services. Write routes in Java, YAML, or XML. Develop with instant hot-reload, live message tracing, and a terminal dashboard — no IDE or Java knowledge required. Deploy on Spring Boot, Quarkus, or standalone. In production since 2007, used by thousands of companies worldwide. 83,000+ commits, 1,500+ contributors, median 1–2 day bug fix time. Apache License 2.0 — zero license fees.

All Apache Camel documentation pages are available in LLM-friendly Markdown format by replacing `.html` with `.md` in any URL.
For example:
- HTML: `https://camel.apache.org/components/next/languages/simple-language.html`
- Markdown: `https://camel.apache.org/components/next/languages/simple-language.md`

Website pages have URLs that end in `/`; append `index.md` to read one as Markdown:
- HTML: `https://camel.apache.org/what-is-apache-camel/`
- Markdown: `https://camel.apache.org/what-is-apache-camel/index.md`

## Offline documentation bundles

For agents or environments with no or restricted internet access, versioned offline documentation bundles are available as zip archives of all Markdown files, one per documented Camel version:
- [Camel 4.22](https://github.com/apache/camel-website/releases/download/docs-4.22/camel-docs-4.22.zip)
- [Camel 4.18](https://github.com/apache/camel-website/releases/download/docs-4.18/camel-docs-4.18.zip)

Download the zip matching your Camel version, unzip it locally, and read the files from there. There is no bundle for `next` (the unreleased main branch): that documentation changes daily, read it online under `https://camel.apache.org/components/next/`. Each bundle contains:

```
components/<version>/      — 350+ connector/component docs (Markdown)
manual/                    — user manual (Markdown)
what-is-apache-camel/, when-to-use/, trust/, camel-dna/
                           — the "Start here" website pages, as index.md
community/                 — team, support, user stories, articles, books (index.md per page)
blog/                      — every blog post as <year>/<month>/<post>/index.md; blog/index.md lists them
catalog/
  components/              — 350+ connector/component metadata (JSON)
  dataformats/             — data format metadata (JSON)
  languages/               — expression language metadata (JSON)
  models/                  — EIP model metadata (JSON)
  others/                  — other component metadata (JSON)
  schema/
    camelYamlDsl-canonical.json — YAML DSL JSON Schema
llms.txt                   — this file
```

The `catalog/` JSON files contain machine-readable metadata for every connector/component, data format, language, and EIP — parameters, types, defaults, and descriptions. The YAML DSL schema is the definitive spec for validating and generating Camel YAML routes.

## Key facts

- Apache Camel is a **library**, not a platform — it embeds in your existing Spring
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