REST Services With Apache Camel

Microservices are becoming a very popular architectural style for developing greenfield applications and also for brownfield solutions. People are moving away from the monolith solutions due to added advantages like faster development and go-to-market, increased adoption of containerization and small teams, and a lighter codebase. 

You can use either Spring Boot, Quarkus, or Lagom frameworks to develop the REST services. I would like to show how we can use Apache Camel, a leading opensource integration framework, to write REST services easier and quicker using the REST domain-specific language (DSL).

How to Empty Cache memoryIdempotentRepository in Apache Camel (DSL Java)

In this article, we provide a brief tutorial on how to clear the cache memoryIdempotentRepository in an Apache Camel Application.

The Enterprise Integration Pattern (EIP)  IdempotentConsumer implemented by Apache Camel filters out duplicate exchange messages. This process requires cache. Camel implements different kinds of cache, such as the MemoryIdempotentRepository [1].