In this series, we’ve standardized Maven and created a developer pipeline to automate the development lifecycle up to and including committing code to the release process. Next, we will automate the process that standardizes the promotion of the Mule (application in its binary form) to higher testing environments.
COVID-19 dramatically changed the way people shop and purchase consumer goods. It seems like every article about the retail industry since the start of the pandemic has talked about how the lockdowns have changed customer’s preferences for companies that provide online shopping with curbside pickup or delivery.
This past quarter the MuleSoft Community hosted over 135 Meetups, introduced a brand new MuleSoft Mentor program, and welcomed many new contributors. In this post, we’ll be sharing the top contributors this quarter — with quite a few new faces!
In previous posts, we’ve built a Maven foundation that allows us to standardize our Mule projects and deployment processes. Next, we’ll work on automating the build and deployment processes. The goal is to make it easier to support organization-wide processes and procedures with developer-focused automations during code development. The automated process should provide a consistent […]
Between 70-90% of all M&A transactions fail. One of the biggest reasons for this is due to IT delivery capacity. With any M&A, there is increased pressure on IT to deliver. Not only are you bringing together two sets of technology infrastructure, processes, and people, but IT is also a key enabler in helping businesses […]
FedRAMP is a government-wide program that promotes the adoption of secure cloud services across the federal government by providing a standardized approach to security and risk assessment for cloud technologies and federal agencies. FedRAMP’s goal is to enhance the framework by which the government secures and authorizes cloud technologies.
In the first blog of this series, we created a deployment approach using Maven settings.xml and pom.xml that we use for each Mule project. This lets you use standard Maven commands to build Mule projects, publish them to an artifact repository, and deploy them to Anypoint Runtime Manager.
Digital transformation requires transformation in the way data is accessed across an organization. Data is the key element in solving some of the biggest challenges organizations are facing and achieving their business priorities. It’s also key to how organizations understand and evolve their relationships with customers, and the cornerstone of building personalized experiences.
Several of the development teams that I work with often run into the same problem: each developer has their own method of deploying Mule applications. This can create a significant amount of confusion and can lead to broken applications. Without a standard deployment process, additional time is spent on alignment or fixing broken applications as […]
Globally, there are countless IT leaders, developers, architects, and business users who are constantly reimagining ways of working. They’re taking their first-hand experience of the inner workings of their organizations, and dreaming up innovative ways to make things better for themselves, their colleagues, and customers.