Here’s our weekly roundup of the top 5 integration and API articles of the week. Take a look, let us know if we missed any, and share your thoughts in the comments. Don’t forget to follow @MuleSoft to stay up-to-date on integration & APIs! Why Are We Still Talking About Software Integration? Software integration used […]
Today I’m going to share some valuables lessons learned about developing highly concurrent software. These are real life lessons that come straight from the development of the Mule ESB. This is a story about deadlocks, context switches, CPU usage and profiling, focusing in how to diagnose this issues which is often the hardest part of […]
In response to the growing demand we’ve seen for application and data connectivity across the cloud ecosystem, this week we are renaming our cloud integration platform as a service Mule iON to CloudHubTM. I’d like to give you a quick insight into why we’ve changed the platform name. A new name to describe the value […]
In 2005 there were 105 open APIs. Today there are over 5,000. What does this mean for you and how you will build your applications? Join MuleSoft’s CTO Ross Mason for some insight into the implications of API proliferation.
Mule Enterprise 3.2 introduced a powerful feature allowing to keep track of everything happening during the lifetime of your applications: Business Event Analyzer. This provides a place to monitor business transactions and events across multiple systems. Most businesses need access to information surrounding the following use case examples: Root cause analysis – determine where errors are […]
An order didn’t ship? Customer support in the dark? As applications get more complex and involve more systems and services the possibility of error grows exponentially. Architects and developers must consider providing appropriate insights to business analysts and customer support a key component of any application. Mateo Almenta Reca, Director of Product Management at MuleSoft, […]
In our continuous quest to understand developer trends and preferences, we are conducting a short survey. The survey should take around 5 minutes to complete and will help us gain insight into developer trends. We may contact you for a follow-up discussion to get detailed input from you. We will also enter your name into […]