About Me

Hello, my name is Bilgin Ibryam (@bibryam) and welcome to my blog! I'm a software craftsman based in London, a principal architect at Red Hat, an ASF member, Apache Isis, Apache Camel and Apache OFBiz committer, speaker, author, and a blogger. I'm an open source fanatic, passionate about blockchain, distributed systems, and enterprise application integration. In my day-to-day job, I enjoy mentoring, training and leading teams to be successful with Integration, Microservices, and Cloud Native technologies and practices.

I'm also the author of Kubernetes Patterns, Camel Design Patterns and Instant Apache Camel Message Routing books. On this blog, you will find my thoughts about Blockchain, Open Source, Apache Camel, Apache Isis, Apache OFBiz, Kubernetes, Cloud Native, etc. My posts are also published on InfoQ, DZone, Java Code Geeks, Red Hat Developer, OpenSource, The New Stack, Kubernetes, JAX Magazine and other blogs.

A few of my top posts:

• The next integration evolution - blockchain February, 2019
• Microservices in a Post-Kubernetes Era [fr], [cn] September, 2018
• How Blockchain will Influence Open Source August, 2018  
• Enterprise Integration for Ethereum July, 2018
• Principles of Container-based Application Design [White Paper/pdf] March, 2018
  
• The Kubernetes Effect [br], [jp] February, 2018
• Which Camel DSL to Choose and Why? December, 2017 
• Kubernetes and the Microservices Hierarchy of Needs February, 2017 
• Spring Cloud for Microservices Compared to Kubernetes December, 2016 
• Performance Tuning Ideas for Apache Camel January, 2016
• Olympics image loader powered by Camel August, 2012

A few of my recorded talks:

• Lightning Talk: Cloud Native Design Patterns CNCF KubeCon, 2017
• Apache Camel design patterns learned through blood JBCNConf, 2016
• Cloud Native Java Development Patterns and Principles FOSDEM, 2017
• SOLID Principles for Cloud Native Containers Devoxx, 2017
• Kubernetes as a distributed JVM Devoxx, 2017

Contact details:

If you have any enquiry, you can reach me at: bibryam [at] gmail [dot] com or tweet to me @bibryam. For any timely response try reaching me out through earn.com or buy me a coffee.