About Bilgin Ibryam
Some time ago I created a Redis connector for Camel. Redis is awesome key-value store (and a lot more) but then I needed a cache running in the same JVM as Camel and noticed Infinispan which has just switched to ASL v2. There are already other connectors in Camel for caching on the JVM, like Hazelcast and EHCache, but if you are already using Camel as part of other Red Hat products or want to see how LIRS eviction overperforms LRU, Infinispan is worth trying.
Briefly, Infinispan is transactional in-memory key-value store and data grid. When used in embedded mode, Infinispan resides in the same JVM as Camel and allows Camel consumer to receive cache change notifications:
<route> <from uri="infinispan://localhost?cacheContainer=#cacheContainer&caseName=orders&eventTypes=CACHE_ENTRY_CREATED"/> <filter> <simple>${out.header.CamelInfinispanIsPre} == true</simple> <to uri="log:com.mycompany.order?showHeaders=true"/> </filter></route> Source : http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2013/08/transactional-caching-for-camel-with-infinispan.html
