even though your app is not a web app, adding "web" and actuator add value
for things like metrics and health status and things like this. Why
not just add those two items? That is what i do.
And fyi, you might ask this on the spring forums as this really is a
Spring Boot question.
On Wed,
Hello,
I was wondering if there was a way to shutdown a camel application which
uses Spring Boot in a graceful way? I've seen this page -
http://camel.apache.org/graceful-shutdown.html but it doesn't really
explain it. For example I have a shell script for starting the app which
runs my stand
Hi.
We are using Camel 2.20.2 to transfer files to remote servers.
Our route is built like that - sorry that I can't provide a fully featured
application and all beans.
from("direct:chunk.process")
.routeId(DEFAUL
Hi
No not really as the JVM is a single process on the OS level and so
many of the tooling for process level memory monitoring is based on
the entire JVM.
If you have a doubt that a particular route is taking up more memory,
you could try to isolate it and run it it alone in a JVM then you have
a
