There’s a revolution underway in enterprises, as businesses look to digitally transform to enhance the customer experience. From seamless omni-channel shopping to voice activated connected devices, customers expect businesses to evolve rapidly and deliver experiences they value. We are in the middle of one of the most important economic movements in a generation, often referred to as “uberization.” This is shifting businesses away from traditional models and towards an “everything-as-a-service (XaaS)” model that combines: instant gratification,
Author, Laurell K. Hamilton, wrote “Questions are great, but only if you have the answers.” Many of you have questions about the Anypoint Platform and our product team has the answers! Here is our second installment of our Anypoint Quarterly FAQ, where we answer the most frequently asked questions.
Postman has become the standard for any developer working with APIs. It provides an intuitive interface that allows developers to easily configure, interact, and test APIs.
In my first blog, I explained what digital transformation is, why connectivity and integration is vital for a successful digital transformation, and how MuleSoft’s Anypoint Platform is an engine to power that digital transformation.
In this blog post, I’ll be using a common digital transformation initiative in the domain of digital customer experience (DCX) as an example: “Enhanced customer sales experience.”
As the old saying goes, “If you have a question, it’s likely many other people are wondering the same thing.” That’s why we are introducing the first installment of our Anypoint Quarterly FAQ where we answer our customers’ most frequently asked questions.
This quarter, we will be focusing on questions surrounding the Anypoint Platform October release. If you haven’t caught up with our most recent release, download this two page executive executive summary which highlights all new and updated components of our platform.
About this series: Join MuleSoft product leaders every quarter as they share their vision and insights for Anypoint Platform, innovation in integration, and the future of API-led technology.
This blog post describes newly released capabilities within access management and maps them to most common use cases for Anypoint Platform.
MuleSoft’s APIs allow developers to extend Anypoint Platform capabilities, adding flexibility and reducing friction in day-to-day workflows. With its latest release of Connected Apps, developers can use standard OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect protocols to authenticate users, provide Single Sign-On, and issue tokens to use with Anypoint Platform APIs.
Many modern applications are built using microservices. The reasons are well documented: microservices are smaller, targeted applications that foster agility and are much easier to manage. However, as more microservices are built, often with different languages and deployment models, organizations end up with complex environments that can be costly and difficult to operate. This complexity can stifle innovation, negating the promise of microservices.
