When first released, Mule 4 introduced a brand new reactive execution engine and threading models. Benefits include high scalability, back pressure capabilities, and auto-tuning.
As part of Mule 4.3, we reiterated on these and made further improvements. More specifically, the three thread pools were combined into a single thread pool. Before jumping into the details, let’s quickly summarize how the threading models were set up prior to this release.
I am happy to announce that a new version of Anypoint Platform is now available. This release features improvements to our tooling for developers, the GA of our service mesh offering for microservice builders, and various other enhancements across the platform.
Organizations use the power of Anypoint Platform to discover and self-serve their assets across the complete API development lifecycle. It’s used for API specifications, fragments, templates, examples, HTTP APIs, REST APIs, SOAP APIs, and more.
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.
This quarter, we will focus on questions regarding the upcoming releases: Service Mesh, Access Management 2.0,
This blog describes Mule and Anypoint Platform deployment options and maps them to the most common use cases and customer needs.
Before diving into existing capabilities and the most common use cases, let me start by sharing how MuleSoft products have evolved over time.
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.”
This article will present the concept of a “Digital Transformation Engine,” its value and ideal capabilities. Next, we’ll explore how Anypoint Platform is uniquely positioned to provide such capabilities and deep dive into the most common integration patterns and data sync strategies within the context of digital transformation.
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.
