👉 Camel computing is an architectural design pattern that aims to provide a flexible and efficient computing environment, particularly suited for heterogeneous systems with diverse hardware resources. It extends the concept of virtual machines by allowing multiple, independent containers called "camel instances" to run on a single host, each with its own operating system and resources. These camel instances can be dynamically allocated and deallocated, enabling the system to adapt to varying workloads and resource demands. This design facilitates better utilization of hardware resources, improved isolation between applications, and simplified management of complex, multi-tenant environments. Camel computing supports a wide range of hardware, from CPUs and GPUs to specialized accelerators, making it highly versatile for cloud and edge computing scenarios.
