event-driven

Implementing event-driven capabilities through existing APIs

In current technology growth, APIs are the standard for building and connecting modern applications. They provide a standardized interface that masks backend complexity and

Rajesh Kumar

10 mins read | January 11, 2021

API design

Event-driven design: The power of event notifications

This is the second part of a series on “Moving from RESTful to EVENTful.” As I see more and more companies working to add

Mike Amundsen

9 mins read | November 13, 2020

API design

Moving from RESTful to EVENTful

For close to twenty years, the "common standard" of APIs on the web has been summed up in one word: "RESTful." Designers, developers, and

Mike Amundsen

11 mins read | August 24, 2020

Dev guides

How to augment API elements from event-driven architecture

Many organizations undergoing digital transformation are under pressure to connect their applications, data, and devices — most often the path to success is moving to

Lou Scheermann

17 mins read | July 31, 2020

API design

How to mitigate unhappy paths with an event-driven architecture at scale

The reality of supporting production event-driven architecture at any reasonable scale is that it can be challenging, especially when dealing with bad events and

Paul Taylor

9 mins read | July 8, 2020

How to tutorials

An event-driven approach to Salesforce integration

A number of the materials (posts, tutorials, etc.) available out there present an approach to integration between MuleSoft and Salesforce on the basis that

Eduardo Ponzoni

8 mins read | July 6, 2020

Dev guides

How to design message-driven and event-driven APIs

Asynchronous messaging is critical to creating a truly scalable system, where various services can communicate with each other easily, can scale up and down

Travis Reeder

12 mins read | October 23, 2019

Dev guides

Event-driven architectures and the AsyncAPI specification

I’m at the Barcelona airport. It’s summer and I’m finally going to visit my family in Badajoz after a long period. The queue at

Fran Méndez

7 mins read | September 24, 2019

Application network

Middleware is dead! Long live the application network!

Once upon a time, I couldn’t do without my middleware. To make my application resilient and scalable, and to allow it to talk to

Andrew Dent

4 mins read | November 24, 2017

How to tutorials

Twitter Complex Event Processing (CEP) with Esper and Drools

Complex event processing engines are a natural fit for event driven platforms like Mule. Native CEP support has been available in Mule since version 3.2

john.demic

7 mins read | February 8, 2012

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