API-led connectivity illustrates the three tiers of Experience APIs, Process APIs, and System APIs.
Although application components exchanging events can be organized similarly, this is not an intrinsic part of Event-Driven Architecture.
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API-led connectivity illustrates the three tiers of Experience APIs, Process APIs, and System APIs.
Although application components exchanging events can be organized similarly, this is not an intrinsic part of Event-Driven Architecture.
API-led connectivity forces the architectural restriction that Experience APIs must only invoke Process APIs, Process APIs must only invoke System APIs or other Process APIs, and System APIs must only interact with backend systems. This constraint affects the order and predictability of the interaction patterns in an application network.
When Event-Driven Architecture is applied in the context of API-led connectivity then the application components exchanging events are predominantly API implementations.
In this article, I will explain how to add a Mule 4 Standalone Runtime as an additional server in the Anypoint Platform Control Plane.
1. First, extract the downloaded Mule 4.2 standalone runtime zip file in your root directory.