Search Results for: application properties
Using External Secret Managers With Runtime Fabric
MuleSoft’s Anypoint Controller, a Kubernetes-native interface, gives you additional flexibility to externalize secret management for hybrid Mule applications running on Anypoint Runtime Fabric (RTF). You can now choose a third-party Secret Manager to dynamically access and rotate credentials, API keys, certificates, and other sensitive data without hardcoding them into your application or configuration files, enhancing […]
How to Expose an API as an MCP Server With MuleSoft Agent Fabric
Grounding AI agents with real-time, accurate enterprise data is crucial. This is achieved through Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard for secure, reliable agent-to-tool communication. But does this mean that you need to completely change your enterprise architecture to build new MCP servers? As a MuleSoft customer, you already possess a robust library of […]
Enhance Your Development Workflow With MuleSoft and MCP Agents
MuleSoft empowers developers to achieve business agility by providing a unified, visual toolset for building automations. This allows them to concentrate on business logic and data transformation, rather than complex programming. With the advent of agentic integrated development environments such as Visual Studio Code and Cursor, developers can speed up their workflow through intelligent agentic […]
Get Started With MuleSoft Vibes
MuleSoft Vibes, powered by Agentforce for Developers, is a free, AI-powered assistant built directly into Anypoint Code Builder (ACB), offering an alternative to subscription-based IDEs like Cursor. Vibes includes Einstein-powered chat, native MCP tool integration, and automatic updates with every ACB release.
How MuleSoft APIs Empower Agentforce
As AI agents become autonomous digital workers, MuleSoft for Agentforce provides the essential integration layer. This combination unlocks powerful new use cases by enabling AI agents to access and act on data across an organization.
DataWeave Generative Transformation Deep Dive: AI Innovation for Rapid Data Transformation
DataWeave’s complexity often challenges developers. The new Generative Transformation feature, powered by LLMs, automates optimized script generation from input/output metadata and sample data, boosting productivity. This article details the AI strategies and pipeline architecture behind this innovation.
Navigating the Shift from Government Cloud to Commercial Cloud
Migrating an organization from MuleSoft Government Cloud to Commercial Cloud is a major undertaking, requiring careful consideration of business, technical, and operational factors. To understand the implications fully, we’ll discuss why consider transitioning, the tradeoffs, and potential challenges. For use cases not bound by stringent FEDRAMP compliance, Commercial Cloud offers greater flexibility in integration strategies. […]
Scaling Workday Integrations With MuleSoft: A Guide to Parallel Pagination
Discover expert strategies for optimizing Workday API integrations with MuleSoft, focusing on enhancing performance and scalability. It covers essential techniques such as parallel pagination, efficient filtering, and response time management to ensure fast, reliable integrations, especially with large datasets.
MuleSoft MCP Support: Writing Secure MCP Clients
We previously discussed creating secure MCP servers using the MCP Connector. Now, let’s shift our focus to using Mule as an MCP client. What is the MCP Client? MCP is gaining incredible traction in the market. https://mcpservers.org/ has a large, growing list of MCP servers already implemented and ready to use. Enter the MCP Client: […]
MuleSoft MCP Support: Model Context Protocol Server Security
MuleSoft’s new Model Context Protocol (MCP) Connector enables Mule as an MCP server. We’ve previously discussed what MCP is and how to build your first MCP server. With this knowledge, we now need to think about MCP server security and why it’s necessary. Why is MCP server security important? Access to critical resources inherently introduces […]



