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Integration design challenges: Top 3 best practices exposed like microservices

Posted on | by Abraham Santiago | 2 Comments on Integration design challenges: Top 3 best practices exposed like microservices

Featured guest post on MuleSoft Blogs from Abraham Santiago, Principal Integration Consultant of WhiteSky Labs. API middleware integration industry is definitely not short of Architectural principles, from top-down strategic initiatives like digital transformation and legacy modernization to developer-centric ones like event-driven architecture, microservices, and DevOps. But beyond that and onto the fun and games of actual delivery […]

APIs and the explosion of marketing technology for marketers

Posted on | by Ken Tien | Leave a Comment on APIs and the explosion of marketing technology for marketers

Traditionally, “Application Program Interface (API)” was a term known mostly within the developer community. Also, it would be rare to hear about a marketer or a financial analyst “working with APIs.” However, as technology continues to evolve, there are more data and ways to measure data. A particularly interesting topic – marketing technology – came […]

Check out MuleSoft at Dreamforce ‘16!

Posted on | by Ken Tien | Leave a Comment on Check out MuleSoft at Dreamforce ‘16!

We’re thrilled to be back at Dreamforce ‘16 with an exciting agenda for everything APIs, MuleSoft and Salesforce. We have exciting sessions, great partners supporting us, MuleSoft experts to talk to you about anything connectivity, and of course, fantastic giveaways! Dreamforce session highlights: Session 1 – API Security and Best Practices Topic: Whether your app is […]

Enterprise Service Bus vs Traditional SOA

Posted on | by Shana Pearlman | 1 Comment on Enterprise Service Bus vs Traditional SOA

The principles of SOA were sound, it was the implementation that failed. Service-oriented principles should be the underpinning philosophy behind integration; and an enterprise service bus pattern, when delivered with lightweight solutions, has been proven effective. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has been both hailed as a modern and agile approach to enterprise architecture and software […]

Dreamforce Demo: How to use a wearable device to transform patient care

Posted on | by Shana Pearlman | Leave a Comment on Dreamforce Demo: How to use a wearable device to transform patient care

We are planning an exciting presence at Dreamforce this year, with great sessions, relevant speakers, and cool demos. We are particularly excited about a demo built by MuleSoft product manager Anton Kravchenko that jumpstarts the development of common healthcare applications around systems like, Epic, Fitbit and Salesforce Health Cloud. Reducing cost, gaining efficiency, improving health […]

Understand your customers with Watson AlchemyLanguage Connector

Posted on | by Nathan Nam | Leave a Comment on Understand your customers with Watson AlchemyLanguage Connector

The amount of data in the world is growing exponentially. IDC predicted in 2014 that the amount of data on the planet would grow 10-fold in the next six years to 2020 from around 4.4 zettabytes to 44 zettabytes. Additionally, the majority of the recently generated data – like the comments you just made on […]

The top 6 facts about Mule ESB

Posted on | by Shana Pearlman | 3 Comments on The top 6 facts about Mule ESB

An Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is a set of principles and rules for connecting applications together over a bus-like infrastructure. ESB products enable users to build this architecture, but they differ in their methodology and the capabilities they provide.  Mule as an ESB is the runtime engine of Anypoint Platform.  The core concepts of Mule […]

Send emails using hMail server with Mule as an ESB

Posted on | by Ekta Thakkar | 1 Comment on Send emails using hMail server with Mule as an ESB

What is hMailServer? hMailServer is a free, open source, e-mail server for Microsoft Windows. It supports the common e-mail protocols like IMAP, SMTP and POP3. Let’s have a look at a simple example of sending emails using hMailServer Administrator. Here, hMail administrative server is used for configuring email server on local machine. We need to […]

Microservices with Mule

Posted on | by Ken Tien | 1 Comment on Microservices with Mule

Govind Mulinti, a senior architect at Whishworks, is the guest author of this blog post.  Microservices has been a buzz word for past few years. It talks about a technique of designing integrations and APIs as independently deployable services. There are certain characteristics around organizations around business capabilities, automated deployments, intelligent endpoints and distributed control of […]

MuleSoft’s Engineering team is expanding to Mountain View

Posted on | by Mark Dao | 1 Comment on MuleSoft’s Engineering team is expanding to Mountain View

We’ve called downtown San Francisco home to our headquarters for several years, and we love the energy around tech in the Bay Area. MuleSoft is growing dramatically, and in order to keep the pace, we’re looking to quickly expand our engineering organization and tap into the incredible talent in the South Bay. We’re thrilled to […]