Intro: Salesforce to Database Anypoint Templates

I’d like to announce and introduce you to our second set of Anypoint Templates – Salesforce to Database. This set leverages the newly improved Database connector which allows you to connect with almost any JDBC relational database, consistently using the same interface for every case. Our first set of templates, Salesforce Org to Org integration, […]

The Entities Graph Inconvenience

It seems like everyone is talking about APIs lately. We can find tons of them out there. More and more cloud based services and on-premises services are exposing themselves to the outside world through APIs. Many of these systems are fairly complex, so they need a complex object model to reach their full potential. By […]

Hybrid Integration Platforms – What are they? How to use one?

Applications, systems, and services used by businesses have evolved over the years, complicating the enterprise ecosystem. With the growing need to connect heterogeneous endpoints in various locations, businesses end up with a divided ecosystem – with systems on-premises needing to communicate with applications in the cloud. Enabling seamless connectivity between systems and services across the […]

Near Real Time Sync with Batch

The idea of this blog post is to give you a short introduction on how to do Real time sync with Mule ESB. We’ll use several of the newest features that Mule has to offer – like the improved Poll component with watermarking and the Batch Module. Finally we’ll use one of our Anypoint Templates […]

Anatomy of an Anypoint Template

Templates are simple solutions to start building your own integration applications that help to accelerate ‘time to value’ for your company. We focused on creating templates in a particular way to meet a high quality bar and to help you maintain that bar when you choose to extend our templates or build your own. In […]

Intro to Data Integration Patterns – Aggregation

In this post I want to close the loop on introducing you to the last of the five initial patterns that we are basing our Anypoint Templates on. I’m sure we’ll continue creating templates and we’re going to continue discovering new data integration patterns. If you are just entering at this post, I would recommend […]

Intro to Data Integration Patterns – Correlation

So far, in this series, we have covered Migration, Broadcast, Bi-Directional Sync, and today we are going to cover a new integration pattern: Correlation. In an effort to avoid repeating myself, for those who are reading through the whole series, I will omit a lot of relevant information which is shared between the patterns that […]

Building APIs around Microsoft Azure SQL Databases

 Last Update July 29th, 2016 In this post we are going to discuss a few emerging trends within computing including cloud-based Database platforms, APIs and Integration Platform as a Service IPaaS environments.  More specifically we are going to discuss how to: Connect to Microsoft Azure SQL Database using MuleESB Expose a simple API around our […]

Intro to Data Integration Patterns – Broadcast

In my post yesterday, we did a brief introduction to the migration pattern. Today we are going to do a similar overview of the broadcast pattern which is a kinetic version of the migration pattern. Pattern 2: Broadcast What is it? Broadcast can also be called “one way sync from one to many”, and it […]

Intro to Data Integration Patterns – Migration

Hi all, in this post I wanted to introduce you to how we are thinking about integration patterns at MuleSoft. Patterns are the most logical sequences of steps to solving a generic problem. Like a hiking trail, patterns are discovered and established based on use. Patterns always come in degrees of perfection with much room […]