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A deep-dive into sizing your Runtime Fabric cluster
Runtime Fabric has consolidated as the most flexible deployment option for the Mule runtimes. Anypoint Runtime Fabric can be installed in your on-premises data... read more.
8 challenges of API landscapes
One of the key tasks of supporting a vital API program for your company is dealing with change over time. In previous articles, I've... read more.
How to break data silos: an example using Salesforce and Procore
Delivering rich and consistent experiences to stakeholders and customers is one of the objectives of digital transformation. Data provides context and enables business processes... read more.
Installing Runtime Fabric on a local PC
Anypoint Runtime Fabric is a container service that automates the deployment and orchestration of Mule applications and API gateways. Runtime Fabric runs within a... read more.
MUnit testing made easy: Introducing the test recorder
Testing is an essential part of the software development process used to ensure code quality, but the reality is that it can be a... read more.
Announcing a new DataWeave tutorial series
Have you ever used DataWeave? In this three-part tutorial series, you will be guided through different DataWeave operators that you can use directly in... read more.
Why all API consumer journeys need a map
In the previous blog entry, I described two specific design artifacts (user types and personas) that can be used to inform an intentional API... read more.
7 steps to improve API performance
Finding performance problems just a couple weeks before the production release date of an application API is a common occurrence as most organizations do... read more.
API governance: Asset approval process
In our previous blog, we covered the overview of governance posture for organizations. In this blog, we will take a deep dive into identifying... read more.
5 steps to externalize mapping using Salesforce custom objects
The need for an externalizing mapping definition comes up often in integration projects. It must be managed and maintained outside the Mule application code... read more.