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Top 5 Salesforce integration patterns and solutions
Salesforce holds your customer information — but it can’t be the source of everything. You may have order management or inventory data in SAP, other systems for payment information, fleet management, and more. Much of this data needs to be exchanged between these systems to provide a seamless customer, employee, and delivery experience.
A visual language for digital integration
In my last blog, I introduced terminology that can be used to label common concepts and patterns in the realm of digital integration. My intent was to get architects on the same page when it comes to designing and understanding highly-integrated, complex software systems that are common in most 21st century enterprises. A lack of […]
Panel discussion: Building a career in APIs and integration
During a virtual Sydney MuleSoft Meetup, I led a panel discussion with members of the MuleSoft Community including customers, partners, and Muleys from different parts of the world. During this discussion, the participants shared how they built their careers in APIs, integration best practices, and talked about all things MuleSoft. To begin, I asked each […]
Error handling from an integration patterns perspective
In the world of data integration, error handling is crucial to a successful data integration strategy, however, it is often one of the most overlooked areas because, quite frankly, it can be quite intimidating when you initially try and understand it. In my series of blog posts, I hope to reduce this complexity by breaking […]
Introducing the WebSockets connector
To achieve efficient implementations with Async APIs, the need for new protocols and exchange patterns has become critical. Which is why we are excited to announce the release of the Mule WebSockets connector! A WebSocket is a bi-directional, full-duplex, and persistent connection that is established on top of your existing HTTP infrastructure. Now, you no […]
Asynchronous Messaging Patterns
Asynchronous messaging enables applications to decouple from one another to improve performance, scalability, and reliability. This post will review the most common messaging patterns, along with why and when to use them.
Introducing the Anypoint Platform May 2019 release
To help organizations create and engage their ecosystems and succeed with API programs, MuleSoft is releasing Anypoint Platform May 2019 release, featuring the launch of Anypoint API Community Manager and Catalyst Mobilize.
Introducing Anypoint Platform Titan release
Earlier this month, at MuleSoft CONNECT 2018, we unveiled Titan, the next major release of Anypoint Platform. This release represents our most comprehensive Anypoint Platform release to date and marks a major milestone in our plan to help customers build flexible, secure, multi-cloud application networks. This release includes updates to the following components of Anypoint […]
Introducing API templates with reusable System and Process APIs
In today’s world, APIs are used to abstract the complexity of systems of records, to provide secure connectivity to the end systems, and to accomplish business goals such as creating a unified view of a customer. But APIs alone cannot accomplish all integration use cases. For example, when you want to send data from won […]
API-led connectivity and CQRS: How Mule supports traditional integration tasks
There is a lot of interest in how Mule supports emerging patterns like CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation), so I wanted to create a series of blog posts discussing an insightful approach. Over the course of the series so far, we described the initial problem at hand and how to solve it using CQRS and […]