Category: MuleSoft Technical Guides

Why do we need a Standalone Runtime Server? We can deploy our application on Anypoint studio. It has an embedded mule runtime server and we are deploying it on Anypoint studio. But in production, we won’t do that. We need to start standalone Mule Runtime. How to start a Standalone Runtime Server? We need to… Continue reading Standalone Runtime server in Mule 4

MuleSoft Anypoint Platform provides a command-line tool to work with the Anypoint platform and Anypoint Platform Private Cloud Edition. We can deploy applications to Runtime Manager using Anypoint CLI tool.   Setting up Anypoint CLI Download and install NodeJS, if not installed already Once installed, run the following command to install Anypoint CLI, npm install… Continue reading Deploy Applications to Runtime Manager using Anypoint CLI

MuleSoft creates a great opportunity of reusing the readily available connectors but in some cases, the connector might not be available for connecting to a particular system. We need to write custom logic like spring beans/Java code to connect to it. However, if we don’t want to include the same logic in every API integration… Continue reading Create Custom Connector using Mule XML SDK

MuleSoft CloudHub – A multi-tenant integration platform as a service. Applications hosted on CloudHub workers or instances are balanced by a shared load balancer provided by MuleSoft. At every given point of time, your MuleSoft API deployed on CloudHub might want to interact with the on-premise resources, and for that, we need to have a… Continue reading Isolate your CloudHub worker instances using VPN