Introduction To CloudHub With Mule ESB

Introduction To CloudHub With Mule ESB

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1. Introduction To CloudHub With Mulesoft Jitendra Bafna
2. CloudHub CloudHub is an Integration platform as a service (iPaaS). It enables you to deploy and run the application in cloud via Runtime Manager. CloudHub is scalable, multi tenant, elastic, secure and highly available Integration platform as a service. CloudHub is managed via Runtime Manager console in Anypoint platform. It enables you to deploy mule application from Anypoint Studio using CloudHub API or CloudHub Command Line Interface.
3. Mulesoft CloudHub Architecture CloudHub includes two major components platform services and the worker cloud. This two components and runtime manager console work together to run your mule application in cloud.
4. Mulesoft CloudHub Architecture CloudHub includes two major components platform services and the worker cloud. This two components and runtime manager console work together to run your mule application in cloud.
5. Mulesoft CloudHub Architecture Integration Applications Integration applications are basically mule application like synchronizing the data from salesforce to database, consume or publish web service or API, creating complex business flows. Runtime Management Console The runtime management console is very well integrated with Anypoint platform. You can use your Anypoint credentials to deploy, upload or manage your mule applications. You can deploy and manage your mule application through this same console. This is also useful for monitoring the platform services. Platform Services CloudHub shared the set of platform services and API includes CloudHub Insights, Alerting, , logging, account management, virtual private cloud/secure data gateway, load balancing, and others.
6. Mulesoft CloudHub Architecture CloudHub Worker Applications on CloudHub are run by one or more instances of Mule, called workers. Below is list of some characteristics: • Capacity: Each worker has a specific amount of capacity to process data, you can select the size of your workers when configuring an application. • Isolation: Each worker runs in a separate container from every other application. • Manageability: Each worker is deployed and monitored independently. • Locality: Each worker runs in a specific worker cloud, the US, EU, Asia-Pacific, etc. Each worker is a dedicated instance of Mule that runs your integration application. Worker Sizes: • 0.1 vCores + 500 MB Memory • 0.2 vCores + 1 GB Memory • 1 vCores + 1.5 GB Memory • 2 vCores + 3.5 GB Memory • 4 vCores + 7.5 GB Memory
7. Mulesoft CloudHub Architecture Global Worker Cloud CloudHub offers different worker clouds in different regions of the world: the United States, the European Union, and Asia-Pacific. This global distribution allows you to host your integration in a location that is closest to your services, thus reducing latency. •
8. Mulesoft CloudHub Architecture Global Worker Cloud CloudHub offers different worker clouds in different regions of the world: the United States, the European Union, and Asia-Pacific. This global distribution allows you to host your integration in a location that is closest to your services, thus reducing latency. CloudHub Availability and Scalability CloudHub is designed in such way that it can provide various features like high available, scalable, intelligent healing and zero downtime. Mule application deployed in cloudhub can be easily scalable without any downtime.
9. Deploying Application To Cloud Hub For deploying the Mule Application to CloudHub, in Package Explorer pane, right-click your application, then select Anypoint Platform > Debug to cloud.
10. Deploying Application To Cloud Hub After performing the above steps, it will ask you for authentication. Provide your Anypoint account username and password.
11. Deploying Application To Cloud Hub After performing the above steps, it will ask you for authentication. Provide your Anypoint account username and password.
12. Deploying Application To Cloud Hub Now, it will ask you to configure Runtime Version, Worker Size, Workers, etc., and click Deploy Application.
13. Deploying Application To Cloud Hub Once the application is successfully deployed to CloudHub, a message window will open saying that the application successfully deployed to CloudHub.
14. Deploying Application To Cloud Hub Finally, we can verify if application deployed to CloudHub by logging into Anypoint Platform and navigating to Runtime Manager.
15. Managing CloudHub Application Once you have deployed the application to cloudhub, you can use console to console to monitor and manage the application while it is running. Managing cloudhub application includes many activities as listed below: • Start, Stop, Restart and Delete the application. • Monitoring and troubleshooting. • Updating the application. • Manage logs, insights, notifications, worker monitoring. • View application logs. • Manage servers, create clusters etc. • Status States
16. Managing CloudHub Application Sign in to Anypoint Platform and navigate to Runtime Manager. In Runtime Manager, Go to Application tab. It is mule application that is running in the cloudhub.
17. Managing CloudHub Application Click on the application which you need to manage, then click on the Manage Application. It will navigate you to new screen.
18. Managing CloudHub Application Now, you can scale your application by configuring the Worker Size and number of workers. You can choose latest zip file which contain all latest code and dependency to update your application. Also, you can Start, Stop, Restart or Delete the mule application from same screen.
19. Managing CloudHub Application One left side, you can various option to see your application data, logs, insights, application dashboard etc.
20. Managing CloudHub Application Status States
21. Thank You.