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* [Ingesting Filebeat Data Into Your Apache Camel
Flow](https://insights.synergistcomputing.com/2018/03/27/ingesting-filebeat-data-into-your-apache-camel-flow/)
(June 2018) blog post showing how to use camel-lumberjack to ingest data from
Filebeat into your Camel routes.
* [Using Jaeger to trace an Apache Camel
application](https://medium.com/jaegertracing/using-jaeger-to-trace-an-apache-camel-application-2b8118efbb4d)
(August 2018) blog post from Gary Brown showing how to use camel-opentracing
and Jaeger to do distributed traces and visualize them in Jaeger UI.
* [Quick Integration with Apache Camel and IBM
MQ](https://dzone.com/articles/quickly-integrate-apache-camel-and-ibm-mq)
article from May 2020 by Chandra Shekhar Pandey showing how to use Apache Camel
running on Spring Boot to integrate with IBM MQ and testing it with Docker
containers.
+* [Monitoring Camel applications with
nJAMS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8PGES67e40) 10 min video from October
2020 by Abdelghani Faiz covering how nJAMS monitoring tooling now has Camel
plugin to do deep monitoring of Camel applications with route visualziation and
message capturing.
### Camel and Groovy
