Anypoint Platform Architecture: Integration Solutions
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Course Details
Anypoint Platform Architecture: Integration Solutions
Duration: 5 Days
Course Code: APAIS
Prerequisite:
Experience developing and deploying Mule applications as demonstrated by one of the following:
• Passing the MuleSoft Certified Developer - Level 1 (Mule 4) exam
• Passing the MCD - Integration and API Associate (Mule 3) exam
• Completion of the Anypoint Platform Development: Fundamentals course
Additional development and architecture knowledge and experience including:
• Proficiency in any JVM-based programming language with ability to read procedural, object-oriented, and (ideally) functional code
• Familiarity with threads, thread pools, locks, server/client sockets, JDBC data sources, and connection pools on the JVM
• Proficiency with current software development tools like Git/GitHub, Maven, Jenkins, or similar
• Experience as an architect or lead/senior developer on at least one integration project using any technology stack
• A full understanding of the fundamental ingredients of enterprise integration including interface definitions and contracts; data encoding using XML or JSON; REST APIs or SOAP web services; SQL or NoSQL database access; message-passing using JMS, AMQP or similar; network protocols like TCP/IP, HTTP and HTTPS; single-resource transactions
• Familiarity with basic security concepts including certificates and encryption at rest and in transit
Course Description:
This course teaches experienced solution and technical architects or lead/senior developers how to design integration solutions that meet functional and non-functional requirements using Anypoint Platform™. It builds on prior experience developing and deploying Mule applications, and gives concrete guidance on how to design integration solutions for the Mule runtime (both Mule 4 and Mule 3) in the various deployment options supported by the Anypoint Platform.
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course, students should be able to:
• Translate functional and non-functional requirements into well documented integration interfaces and implementation designs.
• Select the best Mule components and patterns for integration solution designs.
• Select the deployment approach and configuration of Anypoint Platform with any of the available deployment options (MuleSoft-hosted or customer-hosted control plane and runtime plane).
• Design Mule applications for the various deployment options of the Anypoint Platform runtime plane.
• Apply standard development methods covering the full development lifecycle to ensure solution quality.
• Design reusable assets, components, standards, frameworks, and processes to support and facilitate API and integration projects.
• Design and be responsible for the technical quality, governance (ensuring compliance), and operationalization of integration solutions.
• Advise technical teams on performance, scalability, reliability, monitoring, and other operational concerns of integration solutions on Anypoint Platform.
Intended Audience:
Solution and technical architects or lead/senior developers that are focused on designing enterprise integration solutions and have prior experience developing and deploying non-trivial Mule applications
Course Outline:
Module 1: Introducing integration solution architectures
Module 2: Identifying Anypoint Platform components and capabilities
Module 3: Designing integration solutions using Mule applications
Module 4: Choosing appropriate Mule 4 event processing models
Module 5: Choosing appropriate message transformation and routing patterns
Module 6: Designing Mule application testing strategies
Module 7:Choosing and developing a deployment strategy
Module 8: Designing with appropriate state preservation and management options
Module 9: Designing effective logging and monitoring
Module 10: Designing an efficient and automated software development lifecycle
Module 11: Designing transaction management in Mule applications
Module 12: Designing for reliability goals
Module 13: Designing for high availability goals
Module 14: Optimizing the performance of deployed Mule applications
Module 15: Designing secure Mule applications and deployments
Module 16: Designing secure network communications between Mule applications
Module 17: Putting it all together