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Deploying a Mule Application on AWS EKS: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Deploying a Mule Application on AWS EKS: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction As businesses increasingly adopt cloud-native solutions, deploying Mule applications on Kubernetes has become a popular choice for scalability, flexibility, and resilience. Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) simplifies Kubernetes management, allowing developers to focus on deploying and scaling their applications efficiently. In this blog, we will walk you through the

Seamless MuleSoft Upgrade: Transitioning from Java 8 to Java 17 for REST APIs

Seamless MuleSoft Upgrade: Transitioning from Java 8 to Java 17 for REST APIs

Introduction Java 17, the latest Long-Term Support (LTS) release, introduces powerful advancements that can elevate your MuleSoft applications. From enhanced performance to modern language features and improved security measures, upgrading to Java 17 helps your integration solutions while ensuring compliance with security standards. In this guide, we’ll walk you

Deploy Mule Applications To CloudHub With Anypoint-CLI-v4

Deploy Mule Applications To CloudHub With Anypoint-CLI-v4

Introduction The Anypoint Platform CLI (Command-Line Interface) is a powerful tool designed to streamline development, deployment, and management tasks within the Anypoint Platform ecosystem. With its intuitive command structure, developers can seamlessly interact with Anypoint Platform services, including API management, integration and monitoring, directly from the command line. From deploying

Deep Dive into MuleSoft's JSON Logger

Deep Dive into MuleSoft's JSON Logger

Logging, often underestimated yet crucial, plays a pivotal role in any application. Its functions range from tracking transactions and debugging errors to creating dashboards and monitoring various application processes. MuleSoft adopts the log4j2 logging standard for event logging. Adhering to best practices involves incorporating essential elements such as transaction ID,

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