Standalone Runtime Server in Mule 4

Why Do We Need a Standalone Runtime Server?

We can deploy our application on Anypoint Studio. The application has an embedded Mule runtime server and we are deploying it on Anypoint Studio. But in production, we won’t do that. We need to start a standalone Mule Runtime.

How to Start a Standalone Runtime Server?

1. We need to download Mule Runtime Server from the link:
https://www.mulesoft.com/lp/dl/mule-esb-enterprise

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