In this article we will install and configure our DevOps server. It will host a Nexus repository which stores your deployable artifacts and third-party dependencies, a Jenkins server which will build, test and deploy your applications, and a version control repository (optional) which will contain all your source code. I prefer Atlassian BitBucket, but if […]
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How to install and configure Mule Runtime
Even the most user-friendly tools can be challenging to install and configure the first time. For this reason, our customers frequently ask us for the best practices around installing and configuring the Mule runtime. In this post, I share my learnings and my approach for installing and configuring the Mule runtime based on ten years […]
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EDI Transformation – EDI 850 to JSON Using Dataweave With the Anypoint B2B EDI Connector
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The Dataweave language provides MuleSoft users with the ability to quickly transform data either through a graphical interface or using a JSON-like language. Both methods are intended to simplify the mapping and transformation of data. One of the powerful features of Dataweave is the Preview feature. If you set up a sample message in Dataweave, […]
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Tips & Tricks: Formating Code in Anypoint Studio
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Any developer can tell you – code formatting is a highly charged topic where opinions run rampant. What they can also tell you is that about 70% of a developer’s time – more or less – is spent working on someone else’s code. And reading someone else’s code can be a real challenge, depending on […]
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Enterprise Integration to Amazon Echo
By Sam Kummary and Walter Olivito We love fun new gadgets – especially those of the variety that can talk to you and play your favorite song titles and give you the lowdown on the latest Mariners game. An Amazon Echo is a wireless speaker and voice command device capable of all of these things […]
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Sharing Code and Custom Configurations in Mule ESB
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By Sam Kummary A key principle in software engineering is Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY). But how do you accomplish this in Mule development where you don’t have all the features of object-orientation available for sharing code across the various projects in a large solution? There are two key techniques available in Mule. First, Domain Projects […]
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Tuning Mule ESB for High Performance in ETL Scenarios
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By: Joe Gaber Contributors: Kent Brown, Byron Lai and MuleSoft Services Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) is a common integration pattern, usually involving movement of large data files between applications and databases, especially useful in loading data into data warehouse solutions. Many of the tools and capabilities of a good ETL solution overlap with the […]
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