With Mule Studio DataMapper, Cloud Connectors, new management functions and so much more, developing with Mule was made significantly simpler in the latest release. Join Albin Kjellin, MuleSoft Enterprise Architect, for a walkthrough of the new Mule in action.
This is a live action webinar: all demos, no slides.
We’re happy to announce another great addition to our Mule iON platform today: role based access control. With it you can easily collaborate with other developers inside your organization, give access to support teams and limit account administration.
I’m extremely happy to announce the General Availability of Mule ESB 3.3. We’ve poured months of concentrated effort into producing a new version of Mule that makes systems integration even easier and developers more productive.
This release introduces powerful application and data integration capabilities, and features dramatic improvements in developer productivity and enterprise-class performance and scalability. Combined with a significantly upgraded Mule Studio, Mule ESB 3.3 offers the most advanced ESB suite in the market for integrating on-premise, SaaS and custom applications.
We recently hosted an awesome party to celebrate the launch of Mule iON. Over 800 people enjoyed food, drinks, dancing, networking, and of course a very special performance by Third Eye Blind! While Mule iON went live last year in a public beta, this party was an exciting way to announce the official release of Mule iON publicly. Specifically the Mule iON SaaS Edition, which includes a comprehensive set of new tools and services for instant Software as a Service (SaaS) integration in the cloud. In the last year, Mule iON has seen tremendous success with several early partners and over 1,000 companies on the platform.
Whether it is to reduce costs or growth through innovation all companies need to constantly be thinking about how to gain competitive advantage. Over the last 20 years companies have looked towards enterprise software applications to drive this differentiation. Typically the cost of doing this runs into the millions or tens of millions, meaning it was a rich mans sport with smaller companies either getting squeezed out or forced into small market niches.
However, with the rise of SaaS the economics are changing. Now companies of all sizes are turning to applications delivered as a service due to the frictionless setup and maintenance and the much lower up front costs. The cloud is creating a level playing field for all companies where everyone has access to the same applications. In this landscape, its the integration of these applications to deliver better customer experience, innovative business models and low cost services that will drive competitive advantage.
This Wednesday, April 25th we are excited to join the folks at THINKstrategies for The Cloud Analytics Summit. This is shaping up to be a great event, jam-packed with best practice sessions and opportunities for discussion.
One of the reasons why we are partnering with THINKstrategies is to help companies see how an integration-platform-as-a-service (iPaaS) can accelerate their Big Data and cloud analytics projects.
The integration challenges around Big Data and cloud analytics tend to be twofold. First, it’s important to have your data in a central place, and second, it’s extremely important to collect and analyze that data in real time.
MuleSoft’s iON is a cloud-based integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) that isn’t just for “cloud-to-premise” scenarios, but for “cloud-to-cloud” integration as well. With the current API explosion, a vast array of services is emerging which can be brought together in unimagined ways, and iON is there to enable this—like lightening between the clouds!
A question I get asked a lot is “what can I do with Mule?” For anyone who has looked at proprietary middleware vendors, ESB is often categorized as a mediation engine and nothing else. They do this to sell more products. Our philosophy is that an integration platform should do a lot more. An integration platform often becomes the central nervous system for applications to talk to, and respond to each other. As such, you need a platform that covers different use cases and provides and end-to-end solution for those use cases. So this question isn’t just about Mule. It’s “what should I expect from my integration platform?” Today, I’m going to introduce some scenarios.
So you’re using iON to run your Mule application and Maven to manage your development? Great! You’re now ready for the next stage: continuous deployment, which is the easiest way to push your application to iON during your development cycle.
