In spite of JSON’s reign as the king of API data format, XML still remains the exchange data format of choice for a number of systems. Any service exposing functionality through SOAP, and many application built years ago (or even nowadays) still depend on XML to share data – to such an extent that in […]
“Logs are like car insurance. Nobody wants to pay for it, but when something goes wrong everyone wants the best available” – Pablo Kraan The phrase above fully explains why logs are important and why we need to be able to log as much information as possible without impacting performance. Because logging usually implies an I/O […]
Hello from MuleSoft’s performance team! This post describes a real-world tuning example in which we worked with a customer to optimize their Mule ESB application. A customer presented us with an application that was to be a proxy to several endpoints. As such, it needed to be very lightweight since the endpoints introduced their own […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
In 3.5 we introduced the concept of domains in the Mule container. You can now set up a domain and associate your Mule applications with a domain. Within a domain project you can define a set of resources (and the libraries required by those resources) to share between the applications that belong to the domain. […]
As you probably know, one of the most common ways to secure communications over a networks is the use of certificates. And although this is a great way to secure things, it can also be a pain. In this post, I’ll share with you all a list of some of the most commons things encountered […]
We are all very proud to announce that Mule’s December 2013 release shipped with a major leap forward feature that will massively change and simplify Mule’s user experience for both SaaS and On-Premise users. Yes, we are talking about the new Batch jobs. If you need to handle massive amounts of data, or you’re longing […]