Anypoint Platform Architecture: Integration Solutions

This instructor-led course teaches experienced solution and technical architects or lead/senior developers how to design integration solutions using Anypoint Platform that meet functional and non-functional requirements. 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. It is case-study driven, with the solution architecture and effect on the organization’s overall architecture being documented as the course progresses.

What you will Learn

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 the Anypoint Platform with any of the available deployment options (MuleSoft-hosted or customer-hosted control plane and runtime plane).
Design Mule applications for 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.

PREREQUISITES

Experience developing and deploying Mule applications as demonstrated by one of the following:

Passing of the MuleSoft Certified Developer - Level 1 (Mule 4) or MCD - Integration and API Associate (Mule 3) exam
Completion of the instructor-led Anypoint Platform Development: Fundamentals (Mule 4 or Mule 3) course or the self-study MuleSoft.U Development Fundamentals (Mule 4 or Mule 3) course

Other development and architecture knowledge and experience including:

Proficiency in any JVM-based programming language with the 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

Setup Requirements

A computer with:
- At least 8-16 GB RAM (16 highly recommended), 2GHz CPU, and 10GB available storage
- A minimum screen resolution of 1024x768
- The latest version of Chrome
Internet access to ports 80 and 3306 (with > 5Mbps download and > 2Mbps upload)
JDK 1.8
Anypoint Studio 7 with embedded Mule 4.1 runtime
An Anypoint Platform account
Advanced REST Client (or some other REST client application)
(Optional) Archimate (or some other architecture diagramming tool)

CURRICULUM

PART 1: Architecting and Designing Integration Solutions

Learning Objectives:

Describe the objectives of enterprise integration solution
Summarize how to architect for success with Anypoint Platform
Describe how integration solutions using Anypoint Platform are documented
Start using an architecture template for the course case study

Learning Objectives:

Identify and document the overall design intentions of Anypoint Platform
Summarize Anypoint Platform capabilities and high-level components
Identify and distinguish between Anypoint Platform infrastructure and deployment options
Choose Anypoint Platform components to be used to meet the functional and non-functional requirements of an integration use case

Learning Objectives:

Explain the typical uses of Mule components (including connectors, transformers, routers, and error handlers) in Mule applications
Describe the differences between Mule 4 and Mule 3 applications
Choose appropriate Mule application components to design an integration use case
Summarize how class loading isolation is implemented in Mule runtimes

Learning Objectives:

Distinguish between Mule 4 blocking, non-blocking, parallel, and reactive event processing options
Identify the event processing models used in various Mule 4 scopes and components
Describe Mule 4 streaming options and behaviors
Describe the event processing options for JMS and VM connectors
Select appropriate event processing for an integration use case
Design batch, near real-time, and real-time data synchronization integration use cases

Learning Objectives:

Describe reusable ways to transform and process events
Explain how to simplify and decouple complex data mappings using common data models
Design transformations between data models
Choose the best event transformation, data validation, and event routing patterns to an integration use case

Learning Objectives:

Describe possible testing strategies for Mule applications
Document a testing strategy for an integration use case
Define the types of MUnit tests required for an integration use case and document the code coverage
Design integration and performance tests for Mule applications

Learning Objectives:

Distinguish between various Anypoint Platform runtime service models
Distinguish between various Anypoint Platform deployment models
Select the best deployment and runtime service options for an integration use case

Learning Objectives:

Decide the best way to store Mule application state in persistent or non-persistent storage
Explain how to store Mule application state using Object Store v2
Decide when to manage storage of Mule application state using persistent VM queues

Decide when to use Mule application provided caches to store Mule application state

Design an integration solution to avoid duplicate processing of previous records using Mule connector watermarks

Design the best storage and state management options for an integration use case

Learning Objectives:

Describe auditing and logging options for Mule applications
Design logging strategies for Mule applications
Choose logging policies for Mule application log files
Describe integration options with third-party log management systems
Specify Anypoint Platform monitoring, alerting, notification, visualization, and reporting options for APIs and integration solutions
Choose the best monitoring, alerting, and notification options for an integration use case

Learning Objectives:

Design to manage property files for Mule applications across different environments
Design to manage Anypoint Platform environments for Mule application deployments
Describe how to implement continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) for an organization
Describe how to automate deployment and management with Anypoint Platform

Learning Objectives:

Identify why and when transactions are supported in Mule applications
Identify resources that participate in transactions in Mule applications
Describe how to manage a transaction using a transaction manager or the Saga pattern
Describe how to demarcate transaction boundaries in Mule applications
Choose the correct transaction type based on the participating resources

Learning Objectives:

Identify and distinguish between reliability patterns for Mule application and their deployments
Design to effectively balance competing non-functional requirements
Clarify and validate reliability goals for an integration use case
Design Mule applications and their deployments to meet reliability goals
Design to effectively balance reliability goals with other project goals and requirements

Learning Objectives:

Identify various types of high availability (HA) goals for Mule applications
Identify ways to achieve HA in CloudHub and on-premises deployments
Identify HA aware connectors and their design tradeoffs
Describe how clustering and load balancing work in CloudHub and on-premises deployments
Design to effectively balance HA goals with other project goals and requirements

Learning Objectives:

Clarify performance goals for Mule applications
Identify the need for performance optimization and associated tradeoffs
Describe ways to search for and locate performance bottlenecks
Describe how to design, architect, design, and implement for performance
Describe ways to measure performance
Describe methods and best practices to performance tune Mule applications and Mule runtimes
Design to effectively balance performance goals with reliability and HA goals

Learning Objectives:

Describe Anypoint Platform security concepts and options
Explain how to secure APIs on Anypoint Platform
Differentiate between MuleSoft and customer responsibilities related to Anypoint Platform security
Evaluate security risks for Mule applications
Describe how to secure Mule application properties and data in transit

Learning Objectives:

Describe Anypoint Platform network security options and architectures
Identify MuleSoft-owned and customer-owned roles and responsibilities related to Anypoint Platform network security
Describe how to secure Mule applications using Java key stores
Design TLS communication and other network security options for an integration use case
Properly size an Anypoint VPC to support deployment of all expected Mule applications

Learning Objectives:

Review the essential steps for designing an integration solution using Anypoint Platform and Mule applications
Carry out all the steps to design an integration solution for an integration use case

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