Commercial Camel Offerings

Code-House is european service provider with own training programs covering Apache middleware projects (Camel, ServiceMix, ActiveMQ) on development and system operations level. We also offer dedicated management tool.

Cyberlogic Consulting is a Swiss based consultancy. We pride ourselves in providing Swiss quality services including enterprise consulting, coding, systems integration, training and support for Apache Camel and the related Apache Open Source Software. We specialize in helping our clients to realize new projects and support the delivery of the project from end to end.

GOAPPO embeds Apache Camel at design, testing and runtime. You start by composing ETLs using the application builder. You test ETLs instantly on your machine. You bundle ETLs with your application.

IBM provides cross-platform support for Apache Camel and many other open source packages.

Linux Polska provides consulting, implementation and maintenance services in the areas of middleware, especially for Apache Camel and related projects based on Apache. The company also designs and creates its own open source solutions. Its experienced team of engineers has over 500 individual certifications. Part of Linux Polska’s business centers on providing IT training courses, delivered by an experienced team of certified trainers.

Media Driver provides consulting services and management tools for Apache Camel, Red Hat JBoss Fuse and the Apache Integration stack (ActiveMQ, CXF, Karaf, ServiceMix, etc) for both the commercial and public sector. We bring a full suite of project delivery services including business and technical analysis, proof of concepts, architectural guidance, best practice integration, and project management. Media Driver offers training classes for developers and administrators, as well as middleware management software.

OpenLogic by Perforce has a team of Camel experts ready to help you. We provide 24/7 support for troubleshooting issues and outages, consulting on architecture and design, and instructor-led, hands-on training. Learn more about OpenLogic’s Camel support.

Red Hat offers Fuse, an enterprise integration platform based on Apache Camel and other open source integration projects, with developer and production support. In addition to enterprise support, Red Hat provides training, consulting, and a developer community.

RouteBLAZE allows you to design, develop and deploy business processes at Enterprise scale. It comes bundled with a suite of tools and services that support every step of the journey, from project inception through to production support. We also provide bespoke development and consultancy.

Savoir Technologies, Inc provides enterprise consulting, training and support for Camel and a host of other Apache service containers. Savoir can provide best practice mentoring for developing with Camel, as well as architectural/design reviews, troubleshooting and SOA infrastructure implementations.

Talend, Inc provides enterprise level services, training and support for Apache Camel and their Talend ESB product which is a repackaging of Apache Camel including a full, pre-configured OSGi runtime container.

TouK provides enterprise integration consulting and system integration services as well as support for Apache Camel and Apache Servicemix. Their developers were involved in camel-activiti development.

Yupiik contributes and commits to the Apache Camel project. Provides consulting, training and support for Apache Camel and related projects like Apache Karaf, Apache ActiveMQ, Apache Kafka, Apache Unomi.

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