Mule custom connector using XML SDK

Why do we need a custom connector when there is already a lot of connectors available from MuleSoft? Well, reasons can be various such as reusability, simplicity of use, compactness, etc.

Suppose you have a legacy system for which there is no connector available and it is a complex one to connect, so now you want to hide this complex logic somewhere and make sure all the API which are planning to connect to this legacy system does without knowing the complexity of it. 

Deploy Quarkus Faster in The Cloud with Platform.sh. Part 2: PostgreSQL with JPA

Quarkus is, in its own words, a cloud-native, (Linux) container-first framework for writing Java applications. It has become popular lately because of the amazingly fast boot time, incredibly low RSS memory. In this series of articles about Quarkus, we'll discuss how to deploy a Quarkus application even faster to the cloud with Platform.sh.

The first step is to create the application itself, and Quarkus has proper documentation. You have either a Maven Archetype or the start code link where you can define the dependencies that you need to write your application.

Deploy Quarkus Faster in The Cloud with Platform.sh. Part 1: Hello World

Quarkus is, in its own words, a cloud-native, (Linux) container-first framework for writing Java applications. It has become popular lately because of the amazingly fast boot time, incredibly low RSS memory. In this series of articles about Quarkus, we'll discuss how to deploy a Quarkus application even faster to the cloud with Platform.sh.

The first step is to create the application itself, and Quarkus has proper documentation. You have either a Maven Archetype or the start code link where you can define the dependencies that you need to write your application.