Today we’re releasing Anypoint Studio October 2014, Mule 3.6.0 – Milestone 2 (M2), and Mule 3.5.2. This release includes new HTTP capabilities which make it easy to connect to RESTful APIs with RAML, and productivity enhancements inside Anypoint Studio – such as DataSense for APIkit and a new Studio launcher.
I am excited to announce release 39 of CloudHub! This release is based on a lot of user feedback, and contains a beta of our redesigned user interface as well as one of our most requested features – CPU & memory.
We’ve been hard at work the last few months building a revamped user interface which helps you be more productive and integrates seamlessly with the Anypoint Platform for APIs.
We’re happy to announce the release of Anypoint Studio July 2014 and Mule ESB 3.5.1. The Anypoint Studio release now contains support for finding Anypoint Templates to help you rapidly integrate systems as well as many usability and productivity improvements. The July 2014 release of Anypoint Studio also contains the Mule ESB 3.5.1 release, which builds on the 3.5.0 release with many bug fixes.
The July 2014 release Anypoint Studio release contains many improvements targeted at improving your productivity on Anypoint Platform.
We’re very excited to announce the May 2014 release of Anypoint Platform. This new release, which includes the GA release of Mule 3.5.0, provides a faster, easier way to deliver data to business applications, whether they are event-driven, real-time data or batch data. The Anypoint Platform May 2014 release also includes templates to solve the most common Salesforce integration challenges and new security certifications for CloudHub,
I’m excited to announce our early access release of Mule 3.5. We’ve continued to focus on making Mule simpler than ever and this release packs a huge punch in that department. We’ve done a ground-up rethink of our database and web services connectivity, resulting in new connectors which help you integrate in fewer clicks than ever that are fully integrated with DataSense. Also in this release are the new Shared Resources capabilities,
We’re excited to announce the Mule Studio (December 2013) release! It includes a new CloudHub Mule Runtime (December 2013), which introduces new batch capabilities for complex ETL-like data integration tasks such as synchronizing SaaS and on-premise applications, flat file processing, and database reporting and synchronization. Also new in this release are Studio support for Mule expression language auto-completion, cron-expressions for poll scheduling and support for management of job schedules in CloudHub.
CloudHub Release 34 is now live! With this release we’ve made a number of improvements to CloudHub to make managing your integrations easier. These include the ability to promote applications from sandboxes, monitor workers for problems, create secure environment variables, and scale applications vertically, as well as horizontally.
In the past, as now, Mule ESB follows a release schedule that introduces a new version of our industry-leading ESB software every 9 – 12 months, supplemented with maintenance releases approximately every 6 months. Though this cadence fit very tightly with the demands of our customers who deploy Mule on premises, we came to realize that our customers deploying Mule to CloudHub were much more flexible in terms of updating versions of software,
You may have read about our mountain trek, new release cycle, and the increased pace of delivering. We’ve climbed our first mountain and we’re happy to announce the availability of our first release in our trek: Andes! This delivers major usability improvements around our platform, new connectivity to applications such as Marketo and ZenDesk, and expanded API management capabilities. We’ll summarize what’s new for you here and we’ll be doing deeper dives over the coming days for you to learn more.
