One of our New Year resolutions is to create more content around specific subject areas. The aim of MuleSoft Blueprints is to provide a complete guide on a specific topic in a way that can be easily read and kept for reference. 
To get you started we have a preview of the Load Balancing Mule for Availability and Scalability. This blueprint will introduce the necessary concepts and show how to achieve availability and scale with JMS, Mule HA, VM queues and more. This is a preview, we’d love to get your feedback on format, content and topics, you can reach us in the forums or just comment on this post.
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Filed under: Mule ESB, Mule School by john.demic on Wednesday, January 2, 2013 | Social tagging: architecture > Availability > clustering > jms > Load Balancing > Mule 3 > Mule ESB > Mule HA > scalability
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When building Mule architectures a company will often need to run several instances of Mule ESB: Some on QA, some on staging, and on production, perhaps some instances running locally and some others in another continent. Managing Clusters of Mule Servers, keeping track of what application is running where, and knowing what is the health of those instances at a glance, or even being warned when something wrong happens… That is Mule Enterprise Console job!
So you can use the UI to manage all your geographically distributed instances, but what about automation?
Yes UI is good, but…
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Filed under: Mule ESB, Mule School, MuleSoft by Nahuel Dalla Vecchia on Thursday, November 15, 2012 | Social tagging: cluster > clustering > deployment > Management console > MMC > Mule 3.3 > Mule enterprise > release > REST > RESTful
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Kira on Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Mule 3.2 introduced out-of-the-box HA clustering and reliability patterns. Want learn how to get the most out of these new capabilities?
Mike Schilling, MuleSoft’s Lead Architect, shares his in depth knowledge about Mule 3.2′s HA clusters. If you are looking learn the leading tips and tricks for designing and managing clusters, as well as the applications running on the cluster, you should plan to attend MuleSoft’s upcoming webinar titled: High Availability for Integration Applications.
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Filed under: Mule ESB, MuleSoft by Kira on Wednesday, November 23, 2011 | Social tagging: clustering > HA > reliability patterns > webinar
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Ray on Wednesday, October 5, 2011
In Mule 3.2 a group of stand-alone Mule instances can be configured to act as a cluster. One or more applications runs in each instance – or node – and the cluster processes requests as if a single unit. A node goes down, the application is still running; the more nodes, the more throughput. And the more nodes, the greater the headache. How many Putty sessions are you already running, let alone a group of new sessions to manage all those nodes?
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Filed under: Mule ESB, MuleSoft by Ray on Wednesday, October 5, 2011 | Social tagging: clustering > Enterprise Softerware > esb > Resource Management > Usability
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Mule 3.2 is right around the corner and it is shaping up as the best Mule release ever.
Some highlights include:
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- High availability clustering for mission critical environments
- A business event analyzer to gain deep visibility into business events for root cause analysis and compliance
- Drools integration for business rules and complex event processing
Filed under: Mule ESB by michael.khalili on Thursday, July 21, 2011 | Social tagging: business event analyzer > CEP > clustering > Drools > HA > mule 3.2 > webinar
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Last week, we did a webinar with Terracotta on scaling and managing your web applications running on Tomcat. During the webinar, I did a short demo that showed a Terracotta profile, which makes it super easy to setup the environment required for web applications that use HTTP session clustering using Terracotta.
I previously blogged about how to create a server profile and apply it to servers here. In this case, I created a Terracotta profile in just minutes with Tcat Server.
Basically, creating a Terracotta profile involved the following steps:
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Filed under: Tomcat / Tcat Server by Sateesh Narahari on Tuesday, May 4, 2010 | Social tagging: clustering > howto > Terracotta
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jasonb on Tuesday, March 23, 2010
We’re pleased to announce the immediate availability of our newest release of Tcat Server 6. This new release includes many fixes, in addition to bundling the Apache Software Foundation’s official release binaries of the newest Tomcat release, version 6.0.26.
Here is a summary of the changes and fixes that are included in the new version of Tomcat, since our last release of Tcat Server 6:
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Filed under: MuleSoft, Tomcat / Tcat Server by jasonb on Tuesday, March 23, 2010 | Social tagging: 6.0.26 > clustering > environment > JAVA_OPTS > JMX > Juli > leak > maven > memory > P1 > performance > perl > R2 > REST > restarts > Security > tcat6 > tcat6console > Tomcat / Tcat Server
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