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-title: "Apache Camel by the Numbers: 19 Years of Open Source Integration"
-date: 2026-06-04
-draft: false
-authors: [davsclaus]
-categories: ["Community"]
-keywords: ["apache camel", "open source", "statistics", "community",
"enterprise integration", "contributors", "adoption"]
-preview: "100,000 commits, 1,600+ contributors, 450+ companies, 311
components, 300+ releases — the numbers behind one of the world's most widely
deployed open source integration frameworks"
----
-
-When the first commit landed on March 19, 2007, Apache Camel was a routing
library with a handful of components and a single contributor. Nineteen years
later, the git repository has crossed **100,000 commits** from **1,600+
contributors** representing **450+ companies** across more than **20
countries**. The project ships **311 integration components**, has published
**300+ releases**, and runs in production at organizations where downtime means
grounded flights, blocked payments, or mi [...]
-
-These aren't marketing estimates. Every number in this post is verifiable from
the [git repository](https://github.com/apache/camel),
[OpenHub](https://openhub.net/p/camel), [Stack
Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/apache-camel), and
[GitHub](https://github.com/apache/camel). We ran the queries. Here's what the
data says.
-
-## 450+ Companies Contribute Code
-
-The most revealing statistic isn't the commit count — it's the **450+ distinct
corporate email domains** that appear in the git history as commit authors or
co-authors — and that's just the provable floor. Many more contributors use
personal email (gmail) or GitHub's privacy-masked addresses, as is standard
practice in open source. These are engineers who hit a bug, wrote a fix, and
contributed it back using their company email. IBM, SAP, Huawei, Nokia, Bosch,
Tesco, Target, JD.com, ING [...]
-
-Companies don't contribute patches to software they evaluate. They contribute
to software that runs in production. When a BP engineer fixes an HTTP response
handling issue and signs the commit with `@bp.com`, that's evidence of
production usage that no case study or marketing page can match.
-
-Beyond the git history, **11,700+ Stack Overflow questions** tagged
`apache-camel` confirm a large, active developer community asking real
implementation questions — not tire-kickers, but engineers building systems.
-
-## Still Growing After 19 Years
-
-Open source projects typically follow a lifecycle: rapid early growth, a
plateau, then decline as the next shiny framework appears. Camel defied this
pattern. The 2019–2023 period saw the **highest commit volumes** in the
project's history — peaking at nearly 9,000 commits in 2020 alone. More
significantly, **192 developers made their first contribution** in 2020.
Contribution levels have naturally settled from that peak — a trend visible
across many open source projects as AI coding ass [...]
-
-The sustained contribution rate is partly explained by Camel's architecture.
With 311 independent components, contributors can work on `camel-kafka` without
understanding `camel-salesforce`. The barrier to entry is a single component,
not the entire framework. This modular structure turns what could be an
intimidating 8.8-million-line codebase into hundreds of manageable, focused
projects.
-
-## Where the Code Runs
-
-Numbers on a screen mean nothing without context. Here's where Camel actually
runs:
-
-**UPS** processes [tens of billions of messages per
day](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDjwr16uaYU) on Apache Camel — the largest
known Camel deployment by message volume.
-
-**CERN** uses Apache Camel for the Large Hadron Collider's control systems —
[190 million messages per
day](https://www.computerworld.com/article/2726702/open-source-messaging-at--nearly--the-speed-of-light.html)
across 85,000 machines with 99.98% uptime. As their principal JMS engineer put
it: *"If there is no JMS there is no particle physics."*
-
-**IndiGo**, [India's largest
airline](https://www.redhat.com/en/success-stories/indigo), uses Apache Camel
to integrate **400+ applications** — from ticket booking to crew scheduling to
load calculation — with zero downtime. The result: **₹500 million per year**
saved in fuel costs through more accurate predictions, and post-flight crew
reporting cut from 30 minutes to 5.
-
-**Systematic**, one of Denmark's largest software companies, uses Camel as the
integration layer for the Columna CIS electronic patient record system serving
**3 of 5 Danish regions** — 60,000 healthcare professionals caring for 3.2
million citizens.
-
-The [User Stories](/community/user-stories/) page now documents 100+
organizations across healthcare, financial services, aviation, energy,
government, retail, logistics, and media — from Fortune 10 companies to
national governments.
-
-## 39% Tests
-
-Of the 56,000+ Java files in the repository, **22,000 are test files** — 39%
of the entire codebase. That ratio reflects a project culture where reliability
is non-negotiable. When your users include air traffic control systems (FAA),
nuclear research facilities (CERN), and airlines integrating 400+ applications
(IndiGo), every commit gets tested.
-
-The project maintains multiple Long-Term Support (LTS) release lines
simultaneously. Each LTS line receives security fixes and critical bug fixes
for approximately one year. Migration guides are published for every major
version. Backwards compatibility is taken seriously — because breaking changes
at CERN or UPS aren't an option.
-
-## What the Numbers Mean for Developers
-
-If you're evaluating Apache Camel for a project, the numbers tell you three
things:
-
-**1. You're not alone.** 1,600+ contributors, 450+ companies, and 11,700+
Stack Overflow questions mean that whatever problem you hit, someone has likely
hit it before. The community is large enough that questions get answered, bugs
get fixed, and components stay maintained.
-
-**2. It won't disappear.** Projects with one maintainer or one corporate
sponsor carry risk. Camel has survived the transitions from SOA to
microservices to cloud-native to AI agents — not by pivoting, but by adding
components for each new paradigm while keeping the core stable. The Apache
Software Foundation governance ensures no single company can acquire, pivot, or
shut down the project.
-
-**3. It scales from prototype to national infrastructure.** The same framework
that runs with `camel jbang run hello.yaml` on your laptop processes tens of
billions of messages per day at UPS. That's a deployment range few frameworks
can match.
-
-## The Full Data
-
-For transparency, here are the complete statistics from the git repository and
public sources.
-
-### Repository Statistics (June 2026)
-
-| Metric | Core Repo | All Repos (Core + Spring Boot + Quarkus + K) |
-|---|---|---|
-| Total commits | ~100,000 | ~166,000 |
-| Contributors (unique emails) | 1,610 | — |
-| Corporate email domains | 450+ (author + co-author, provable floor) | — |
-| Integration components | 311 | — |
-| Java source files | 56,169 | — |
-| Test files | 21,939 (39%) | — |
-| Lines of Java code | 8.8 million | — |
-| Release tags | 301 | — |
-| JIRA issues referenced | 17,194 | — |
-
-### Public Online Sources
-
-| Source | Metric | Value |
-|---|---|---|
-| [GitHub](https://github.com/apache/camel) | Stars | 6,200+ |
-| [GitHub](https://github.com/apache/camel) | Forks | 5,100+ |
-| [OpenHub](https://openhub.net/p/camel) | Assessment | "well-established,
mature codebase, very large development team" |
-| [Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/apache-camel) |
Questions | 11,700+ |
-
-### Commits Per Year
-
-| Year | Commits | Active Contributors | New Contributors |
-|---|---|---|---|
-| 2007 | 1,177 | 7 | 7 |
-| 2008 | 2,122 | 12 | 8 |
-| 2009 | 3,313 | 14 | 4 |
-| 2010 | 2,554 | 18 | 5 |
-| 2011 | 3,230 | 26 | 9 |
-| 2012 | 3,983 | 24 | 4 |
-| 2013 | 4,235 | 50 | 33 |
-| 2014 | 4,099 | 99 | 78 |
-| 2015 | 4,995 | 144 | 95 |
-| 2016 | 5,596 | 199 | 157 |
-| 2017 | 5,337 | 213 | 155 |
-| 2018 | 4,607 | 191 | 125 |
-| 2019 | 7,887 | 226 | 160 |
-| 2020 | 8,882 | 269 | 192 |
-| 2021 | 6,973 | 236 | 148 |
-| 2022 | 7,142 | 224 | 121 |
-| 2023 | 8,208 | 221 | 120 |
-| 2024 | 6,563 | 165 | 81 |
-| 2025 | 5,279 | 153 | 73 |
-
-### Country Representation (from email domain TLDs)
-
-France, Brazil, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Finland, Russia,
Poland, New Zealand, Denmark, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Spain, Belgium,
Australia, Romania, Czech Republic, and more.
-
-### GitHub Stars
-
-The [apache/camel](https://github.com/apache/camel) repository has **6,200+
stars** on GitHub. If you use Camel and haven't starred the project yet, we'd
appreciate it — it helps others discover the project and signals to the open
source community that Camel is actively used and valued.
-
-## Add Your Organization
-
-If your company or organization uses Apache Camel and would like to be
featured on the [User Stories](/community/user-stories/) page, we'd love to
hear from you. Reach out on the [mailing list](/community/mailing-list/), open
a pull request on [camel-website](https://github.com/apache/camel-website), or
contact us on [Zulip chat](https://camel.zulipchat.com/). A one-line
description and a link to a public reference (blog post, case study, conference
talk, or even a LinkedIn post) is all [...]
-
----
-
-*All statistics in this post are derived from the [Apache Camel git
repository](https://github.com/apache/camel),
[OpenHub](https://openhub.net/p/camel), [Stack
Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/apache-camel), and the
[GitHub API](https://docs.github.com/en/rest). The data was collected in June
2026.*
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@@ -2,14 +2,14 @@
title: "User Stories"
---
-This page is intended as a place to collect user stories and feedback on
Apache Camel. If your company or organization uses Apache Camel and would like
to be featured here, reach out on the [mailing list](/community/mailing-list/),
open a pull request on
[camel-website](https://github.com/apache/camel-website), or contact us on
[Zulip chat](https://camel.zulipchat.com/). A one-line description and a link
to a public reference (blog post, case study, conference talk, or LinkedIn
post) is [...]
+This page is intended as a place to collect user stories and feedback on
Apache Camel. If you are using or have tried Apache Camel please add an entry
or comment; or post to the mailing list.
{{< table >}}
| Company, Product, or Project | Description |
|-------------------------------|------------|
|[UPS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDjwr16uaYU)|Processes tens of billions
of messages per day on Apache Camel and ActiveMQ on OpenShift. The largest
known Apache Camel deployment by message volume.|
-|[Sabre Holdings](https://www.camelone.org/camelone-2012/)|National US travel
gateway — migrated from proprietary TPF mainframe to Apache Camel (JBoss Fuse)
with significant cost savings and zero system failures. Processes tens of
thousands of transactions per second for airlines and hotels worldwide.
Presented at CamelOne 2011 and 2012.|
-
+|[Sabre Holdings](https://www.camelone.org/camelone-2012/)|National US travel
gateway processing 32,000 transactions per second (1.4 billion per day).
Migrated from proprietary TPF mainframe to Apache Camel (JBoss Fuse) with
significant cost savings and zero system failures. Powers the travel and
aviation industry.|
+|[Central Bank of Brazil
(Pix)](https://www.redhat.com/en/resources/central-bank-of-brazil-case-study)|Brazil's
national instant payment system serving 200+ million people. Built on Apache
Camel (Red Hat Integration), AMQ Streams (Kafka), and OpenShift. Processes
2,000 transactions/second, 99% within 4 seconds. 72 million+ registrations at
launch. Replaced paper-based payments for an entire country. 24x7 availability.|
|[Vocalink, a Mastercard
company](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xQKG1TSrZc)|Camel is the backbone of
Vocalink's core real-time payment platform, processing millions of
transactions.|
|[Systematic](https://systematic.com/int/industries/healthcare/solutions/hospital-care/columna-cis/)|Denmark's
largest privately owned software company and Scandinavia's leading healthcare
IT provider. Their Columna CIS electronic patient record is the most widespread
EMR in Denmark, serving [3 of 5 Danish
regions](https://systematic.com/int/industries/healthcare/news/news/cis-new-electronic-health-record-system-gives-concrete-benefits-for-the-regions/)
(Central, North, Southern Denmark) [...]
|[Washington Health Benefit
Exchange](https://www.redhat.com/en/resources/washington-health-benefits-exchange-case-study)|US
state healthcare marketplace serving 2 million+ residents (1 in 4 in
Washington state). Uses Apache Camel (Red Hat Fuse), AMQ, and 3scale on
OpenShift. API response times improved 50%. 75 APIs migrated in 100 days. 160%
enrollment growth. 2022 Red Hat Innovation Award winner.|
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and feedback on Apache
|[CERN](https://www.camelone.org/camelone-2012/)|The European Organization for
Nuclear Research uses Apache ActiveMQ and Camel for the Large Hadron Collider's
mission-critical 24x7x365 controls, monitoring, and alarm systems. Processes
190 million messages per day across 85,000 machines with 99.98% uptime. As
CERN's principal JMS engineer stated: ["If there is no JMS there is no particle
physics."](https://www.computerworld.com/article/2726702/open-source-messaging-at--nearly--the-speed-
[...]
|[Murex
MXopenconnect](https://www.elenjicalsolutions.com/elenjical-solutions-pioneers-murexs-mxopenconnect-development-framework/)|Capital
markets trading platform integration framework built on Apache Camel. Connects
trading platforms, clearing systems, and core banking for 300+ financial
institutions worldwide.|
|[IndiGo](https://www.redhat.com/en/success-stories/indigo)|India's largest
airline (25,000+ employees). Uses Apache Camel (Red Hat Fuse) to integrate 400+
applications with zero downtime. Saves ₹500 million/year in fuel costs through
more accurate predictions. Post-flight crew reporting reduced from 30 minutes
to 5 minutes.|
-
-|[Korean Air](https://www.redhat.com/en/resources/korean-air-case-study)|South
Korea's largest airline (17,000 employees, 125 destinations). Uses Red Hat
Integration for Cargo and Passenger Integration Platforms — 100+ passenger
systems and 50+ freight systems integrated. Transaction speed doubled. Replaced
20+ year old legacy platforms after evaluating IBM, TIBCO, and others.|
+|[Korean Air](https://www.redhat.com/en/resources/korean-air-case-study)|South
Korea's largest airline (17,000 employees, 125 destinations). Uses Apache Camel
(Red Hat Application Foundations) for Cargo and Passenger Integration Platforms
— 100+ passenger systems and 50+ freight systems integrated. Transaction speed
doubled. Replaced 20+ year old legacy platforms after evaluating IBM, TIBCO,
and others.|
|[FAA](https://www.camelone.org/camelone-2011/)|The US Federal Aviation
Administration uses Apache Camel and ActiveMQ for the SWIM program — real-time
aviation weather, flight, and surveillance data sharing across the National
Airspace System.|
|[Lockheed
Martin](https://www.theserverside.com/news/2240186446/CamelOne-2013-Lockheed-engineers-explain-Java-and-C-messaging)|Integration
of Air Traffic Control systems using Enterprise Integration Patterns and
Apache Camel. Camel routes integrating Java with legacy C++ flight scheduling
systems.|
|[Netflix](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_ckJ7QgLW0#t=480)|Netflix uses
Apache Camel as part of the cloud payment system.|
|[Standard Chartered
Bank](https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/gic-and-standard-chartered-bank-named-winners-red-hat-apac-innovation-awards-2020-singapore)|Digital
transformation across 60 markets using Apache Camel and OpenShift. Winner of
Red Hat APAC Innovation Award 2020.|
|[Citigroup](https://jobs.citi.com/job/pune/apac-trade-technology-integration-developer/287/30025152400)|Global
financial services corporation migrating APAC trade technology from TIBCO to
Apache Camel (Red Hat Fuse) on Spring Boot. Enterprise integration for trading
applications handling SWIFT, EDI, ISO XML, and NACHA financial formats. Citi
Cyber Security Operations actively monitors Camel and [reported
CVE-2025-29891](/security/CVE-2025-29891.html).|
|[Banco
Galicia](https://www.redhat.com/en/success-stories/banco-galicia-NLP)|One of
Argentina's largest private banks (3 million customers, 150,000 businesses).
Built an AI/NLP platform for digital onboarding on OpenShift, using Apache
Camel (Red Hat Fuse) and AMQ to integrate the AI platform with core banking
systems. Reduced onboarding from days to minutes with 90% accuracy. Winner of
2023 Red Hat Innovation Award.|
-
+|[stc
pay](https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/stc-pay-turns-red-hat-openshift-help-unlock-digital-services-innovation)|Saudi
Arabia's leading fintech (5 million customers). Uses Apache Camel (Red Hat
Integration), AMQ, and OpenShift for its mobile wallet platform — send,
receive, and manage money via mobile devices. API-driven microservices
architecture across hybrid cloud. Expanding into open finance and new regions.|
|[Amway](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/4-year-evolution-our-integration-journey-apache-camel-prathipati-3k3yc/)|Fortune
500 consumer goods company with a 4-year Apache Camel journey. Runs production
integrations on GCP Cloud Run. Now adding AI-augmented pipeline with agentic
code reviews on every commit.|
|[Tata Motors](https://www.redhat.com/en/success-stories/tatamotors)|India's
largest automobile manufacturer (Tata Group, USD 113B, 80,000+ employees). Uses
Apache Camel (Red Hat Fuse), AMQ, and 3scale on OpenShift for dealer
integration across 1,000+ dealers. Onboarding reduced from 30+ days to 7 days.
API-driven transactions increased from 20% to 95%. 2022 Red Hat Innovation
Award honorable mention.|
|[BP](https://github.com/apache/camel/commit/1067b19b90f32a7490012f05437bd11fb65d53b1)|Global
energy company (Fortune 10) uses Apache Camel for enterprise integration. BP
engineers contribute directly to the Apache Camel open source project.|
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feedback on Apache
|[Banco da
Amazônia](https://www.redhat.com/en/success-stories/Banco-da-amazonia)|Brazilian
federal government bank for the Amazon region (95% government-owned). Uses
Apache Camel (Red Hat Fuse), 3scale, and OpenShift. Credit processing reduced
from 6 months to 24 hours. 370% year-over-year digital credit growth. Serves
remote Amazon communities — family farmers, fishers, and miners. Won Brazil's
Banking Transformation Award (ESG).|
|[Ally Financial](https://www.redhat.com/en/success-stories/ally-financial)|US
digital financial services leader (8,000 employees). Uses Apache Camel (Red Hat
Fuse) and OpenShift for online banking, auto finance, insurance, and investing
platforms. 2019 Red Hat Innovation Awards honorable mention.|
|[Banco
Credicoop](https://www.redhat.com/en/resources/bccl-case-study)|Argentine
cooperative bank serving 2.3 million customers. Replaced legacy ESB with Apache
Camel (Red Hat Fuse) on OpenShift for faster service delivery across all
channels.|
-
+|[Raiffeisen Bank
Bosnia](https://www.redhat.com/en/resources/raiffeisen-bank-customer-case-study)|Raiffeisen
Bank dd Bosna i Hercegovina (1,300+ employees). Uses Apache Camel (Red Hat
Application Foundations), Kafka Streams, and 3scale on OpenShift for core
banking on Temenos Transact. Cut time-to-market from months to weekly releases.
Real-time payment processing with auto-scaling based on transaction volume.|
|[Asiakastieto (Enento
Group)](https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/asiakastieto-unlocks-open-banking-innovation-red-hat)|Finnish
fintech serving the Nordic banking sector. Built Account Insight open banking
platform using Apache Camel (Red Hat Integration), Quarkus, and 3scale on
OpenShift. Analyzes bank account data for credit assessment under EU PSD2.
Reduced production deployment cycle by 95%. Quarkus delivered 90% less memory
and 70% less CPU.|
|[Guidewire Integration
Framework](https://www.guidewire.com/blog/technology/cloud-integration-framework-the-right-tools-for-the-job/)|Integration
Gateway is an open framework for developing integration apps that bridge
Guidewire APIs with external apps and services. It is based on Apache Camel.|
|[WW (Weight
Watchers)](https://medium.com/ww-tech-blog/migrating-apps-from-mulesoft-to-red-hat-fuse-apache-camel-a6d121c99515)|Migrated
200+ MuleSoft applications to Apache Camel in 8 months. Observed lower memory
footprint, faster performance, and high production stability. Subsequently used
Camel for X12 EDI transaction processing.|
