A recent report by Rightscale, which surveyed 1,002 technical professionals, revealed that respondents run 41% of their workload in public clouds. A number of market research firms estimate that the public cloud market value will reach between $195B and $236B by 2020. Within this public market, Amazon continues to maintain its leadership position. 

To serve our customers needs, we have introduced a number of Amazon connectors in the past – including  S3, SNS, and SQS – in order to enable our customers to easily connect to Amazon Web Services.

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Neo4J is a leading, open source graph database designed to leverage data relationships as first-class entities. It was initially developed in 2000, and became an open source project in 2007. Since then, it has been adopted by over thousands of organizations including Walmart, Marriott, UBS, Cisco, HP, and eBay.

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Check out Anypoint Connector for Cassandra in Exchange.

Apache Cassandra is an open-source NoSQL database management system designed to handle large amounts of data across commodity hardware. Cassandra was initially developed at Facebook to power the Facebook inbox search feature, and became an Apache project in 2009. Since then, it has been adopted by more than 1,500 companies including Walmart, Netflix, Sony, Macy’s and UBS.

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RosettaNet is a subsidiary of GS1 US, formerly the Uniform Code Council, Inc. (UCC), aimed at establishing standard processes for the sharing of business information (B2B). The RosettaNet standard is based on XML and defines message guidelines, interfaces for business processes, and implementation frameworks for interactions between companies. The standard is widely spread in the global semiconductor industry, but also in electronic components, consumer electronics, telecommunication and logistics.

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Twilio is a cloud communications platform which allows software developers to programmatically make and receive phone calls and send and receive text messages using its APIs. More than 28,000 companies including Salesforce, Netflix, Coca-Cola Enterprise, Airbnb, Intuit, and Uber integrate Twilio in their products or business processes.

MuleSoft customers also use Twilio in various use cases. A customer uses Twilio to send internal notifications based on the contact information in Salesforce. Another customer uses Twilio to send personalized messages to its website visitors, and others send promotional coupons to their users based on their locations.

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Zuora has been offering three different types of API: REST API, SOAP API and AQuA API. It is believed that majority of Zuora customers use the SOAP API to integrate with Zuora because of the breadth of its API. (MuleSoft is using the SOAP API internally!) While MuleSoft offered the Zuora Connector based on SOAP API, we started to hear from customers that some tasks could be done easily with AQuA API and Zuora is starting to recommend that customers use the AQuA API instead. To support this trend, we are excited to announce the release of Zuora Connector v3.1.0.

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Salesforce introduced the Streaming API with its Spring ‘16 release (API v36). It was a neat feature since Salesforce users don’t have to poll or periodically call Salesforce to check any updates in their objects. One important limitation with API v36 was that the Streaming API (API v36) doesn’t guarantee durability and reliable delivery of notifications. However, Salesforce added message reliability and message durability in its API v37. We are excited to announce the release of Salesforce Connector v8.0.0 which supports the Durable Streaming API. (The Salesforce Connector supporting the API v38 will be released soon.)

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You can visit the MongoDB Connector page here.

With MongoDB as one of the most popular NoSQL databases, we are excited to announce the release of our MongoDB Connector v4.2.0. This version includes improvements in connector configuration and support for batch/bulk operations. Let’s walk through an example of using the bulk operation (Bulk.insert()) using the MongoDB Connector v4.2.0.

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View our Hadoop Connector page here.

According to a recent survey conducted by DNV GL – Business Assurance and GFK Eurisko, 52% of enterprises globally see Big Data as an opportunity and 76% of all organizations are planning to increase or maintain their investment in big data over the next two to three years. In line with the survey, there is a growing interest from MuleSoft’s ecosystem in big data, which we are happy to support with our Anypoint Connector for Hadoop (HDFS) v5.0.0.

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You can find our NetSuite Connector and other NetSuite related connectors on our MuleSoft Exchange page here.

NetSuite offers many different ways to communicate with NetSuite: SuiteTalk, SuiteScript, and others. While SuiteTalk is a standard SOAP API, NetSuite users can develop their own custom integration with SuiteScript (similar to JavaScript) and expose it as a RESTFul API through RESTlet. Once it is exposed through RESTlet, users can call this API directly with the HTTP Request in Studio or through their preferred browsers, but they need to configure HTTP header with the proper authentication method (i.e. NLAuth nlauth_account=YOURACCOUNT,nlauth_email=YOUREMAILADDRESS,
nlauth_signature=PASSWORDS,nlauth_role=YOURROLE).

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