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Introduction to Mulesoft Anypoint Studio.

Introduction

 

While we have a lot of blogs for various complex Integration scenarios and methods using MuleSoft, a few of my friends asked me to write something more basic, step-by-step process to get started with the MuleSoft Anypoint Studio and start integration using this amazing tool.

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Build an API Using AWS API Gateway and Dell Boomi — Step 1

Introduction

Hi All, I hope you all had a long amazing 4th of July in the United States and a nice weekend everywhere else. Today, I thought, let me write a blog on a new technology, something that I have not written before in this platform or anywhere else. So, today, we will look into a step by step guide to creating an API using AWS API Gateway along with Dell Boomi for the HTTP service provider. Once again, I may take baby steps, if you are already aware of certain steps, and want to skip some steps, feel free to do so.

I will build an API on a couple of tables in Maria DB. You can use any other backend of your wish with your changes. For simplicity, I will split this blog into 2 parts, first part describing steps to create API in Dell Boomi and second part describing to connect the Boomi API with AWS API Gateway.

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Mulesoft Custom Connector Using Mule SDK for Mule 4

Introduction

MuleSoft’s Anypoint Connectors help to through various Protocols and APIs. Mulesoft has a range of inbuilt connectors connecting to various protocols like SFTP, FTP, JDBC, etc. or to other SAAS systems like Salesforce and different Google and AWS services, plus many more. You can use this connector as they are available at your disposal.

However, you can develop your own connector using the new Mule SDK platform for Mule Runtime 4. This is different from the options using Mule runtime 3 where Mule Connector Devkit was needed.