Mastering MuleSoft Integration: Build Scalable API-Led Architectures
You're under pressure. Deadlines are tightening. Your team expects seamless system connectivity, but legacy silos and disjointed data flows keep holding everything back. You know MuleSoft is the key to unlocking agility, but without deep, structured knowledge, you're stuck in trial and error - burning time and budget. The truth is, integration success isn't about patching systems anymore. It's about architecting a living ecosystem where APIs drive innovation, not just connectivity. Organisations that master API-led integration deploy changes 6x faster, reduce integration costs by up to 75%, and accelerate digital transformation timelines by months. Mastering MuleSoft Integration: Build Scalable API-Led Architectures is your roadmap from reactive integration struggles to strategic, board-ready architecture leadership. This isn't theory. It's a battle-tested methodology that transforms how you design, deploy, and govern integrations across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid landscapes. One learner, Priya R., Lead Integration Architect at a global logistics firm, used this course to redesign her company's order-to-cash pipeline. In under 8 weeks, she eliminated 14 manual touchpoints, cut processing time by 60%, and presented a scalable integration model that won executive approval - and a budget increase. She didn’t just solve an integration problem. She became the strategic enabler. You don't need more tools. You need clarity, precision, and confidence. This course gives you a repeatable framework to deliver clean, documented, secure, and future-proof integrations - the kind that get noticed, funded, and replicated. Here’s how this course is structured to help you get there.Course Format & Delivery Details Fully Self-Paced, On-Demand Access
This course is designed for professionals who need control and flexibility. From the moment you enrol, you gain self-paced access to a comprehensive, structured learning pathway that adapts to your schedule. There are no fixed dates, no mandatory live sessions, and no time zone constraints. Most learners complete the core integration framework within 6 weeks, dedicating 4 to 6 hours per week. Many implement their first production-ready API design within the first 10 days. Lifetime Access & Continuous Updates
You’re not just buying a course - you’re gaining permanent access to evolving integration expertise. You receive lifetime access to all materials, including any future updates released at no additional cost. As MuleSoft evolves, your knowledge base evolves with it, ensuring your skills remain current and competitive. Access is available 24/7 from any location worldwide. The platform is fully mobile-friendly, enabling you to study and apply concepts during transit, downtime, or on the go - directly from your smartphone, tablet, or desktop. Expert-Led, Outcome-Focused Learning
Each module is designed and refined by senior integration architects with over a decade of MuleSoft implementation experience across enterprise environments. You’re guided through real project workflows, decision trees, and architectural trade-offs - not abstract concepts. Learners receive structured instructor feedback on critical milestones and direct support through curated Q&A channels. This ensures your questions are answered with context-specific guidance that reflects industry best practices, not generic responses. Certification with Global Recognition
Upon completion, you earn a Certificate of Completion issued by The Art of Service - a credential recognised by integration teams, IT leaders, and employers worldwide. This certification validates your mastery of API-led architecture design, governance, and deployment using MuleSoft and enhances your credibility in technical reviews, internal promotions, and job applications. Transparent Pricing, No Hidden Fees
The total cost of the course is straightforward and inclusive. There are no hidden charges, recurring subscriptions, or upsells. What you see is what you get - full access to all materials, updates, and certification. We accept all major payment methods, including Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal, processed through a secure gateway to protect your financial information. Zero-Risk Enrollment: Satisfied or Fully Refunded
We stand behind the quality and impact of this course with a complete satisfaction guarantee. If you find the material does not meet your expectations, you can request a full refund within 30 days of enrolment - no questions asked. Your learning journey carries zero financial risk. Your Success is Guaranteed - Even If…
You might be thinking: “Will this work for me?” Especially if you’re transitioning from a different integration platform, working with strict governance policies, or dealing with a legacy-heavy environment. - This works even if you’ve only used MuleSoft occasionally and lack formal training.
- This works even if your organisation uses strict security protocols or hybrid cloud constraints.
- This works even if you're not an experienced developer but need to lead integration projects.
We've helped enterprise architects, middleware engineers, API product owners, and cloud transformation leads - from regulated industries like finance and healthcare to fast-moving tech scaleups - build integrations that scale reliably, comply with governance standards, and align with business outcomes. After enrolment, you’ll receive a confirmation email followed by your dedicated access instructions once your course materials are ready. You’ll gain entry to a secure, professional learning environment built for clarity, consistency, and long-term retention. This is your risk-reversed path to becoming the go-to MuleSoft expert in your organisation.
Module 1: Foundations of API-Led Connectivity - Understanding the limitations of point-to-point integration
- Core principles of API-led connectivity: system, process, and experience layers
- The role of APIs in digital transformation strategy
- Defining integration maturity: where your organisation stands
- Business outcomes enabled by a connected enterprise
- Key stakeholders in integration projects and their expectations
- Introducing Anypoint Platform: architecture and core components
- Differentiating MuleSoft from traditional ESBs
- The importance of reuse and discoverability in integration design
- Designing for change: future-proofing your integration architecture
Module 2: Architecting the API Lifecycle - API design-first vs code-first approaches
- Using RAML for specification-driven design
- API versioning strategies and backward compatibility
- Designing consistent, intuitive API interfaces
- Defining data types and traits in API specifications
- Modelling reusable API fragments for enterprise consistency
- Validating API contracts before implementation
- API mocking for early stakeholder feedback
- Integrating API design into CI/CD pipelines
- Governance models for standardised API creation
Module 3: Building Reusable API Interfaces - Creating API proxies in Anypoint Platform
- Routing and transforming messages using MessageFlow
- Applying transformations with DataWeave 2.0
- Handling JSON, XML, CSV, and EDI data formats
- Using DataWeave for complex data mappings
- Integrating error handling into API design
- Securing API endpoints with basic authentication
- Configuring rate limiting and quotas
- Documenting APIs using built-in tools
- Testing API functionality within Design Center
Module 4: Deploying and Managing APIs - Deploying APIs to CloudHub and on-premises runtimes
- Setting up API gateways for secure access
- Configuring SLAs and monitoring thresholds
- Using Anypoint Monitoring for real-time insights
- Analysing API performance with logs and metrics
- Setting up alerts and notifications for anomalies
- Scaling API deployments using autoscaling
- Implementing A/B testing for API versions
- Managing API lifecycle stages: draft, publish, deprecate, retire
- Tracking API usage across business units
Module 5: Securing Integration Environments - Understanding MuleSoft's shared security responsibility model
- Implementing OAuth 2.0 for API access
- Configuring client credentials and JWT validation
- Setting up SSO using external identity providers
- Encrypting data in transit and at rest
- Securing properties using Secure Properties module
- Managing certificates and keystores in Mule
- Defending against common API threats (DDoS, injection, etc.)
- Enforcing security policies using API gateways
- Conducting security audits and compliance checks
Module 6: Designing System APIs for Backend Abstraction - Extracting business logic from legacy systems
- Creating system layer APIs for ERP, CRM, and databases
- Using database connectors for SQL-based systems
- Integrating with Salesforce using native connectors
- Connecting to SAP through IDoc and BAPI interfaces
- Handling large data volumes with pagination and batching
- Managing transactions and idempotency in system APIs
- Exposing COBOL-based mainframe services via modern APIs
- Designing change data capture mechanisms
- Avoiding over-fetching and performance bottlenecks
Module 7: Orchestrating Process APIs for Business Logic - Chaining multiple system APIs into cohesive workflows
- Implementing conditional routing and decision logic
- Using subflows for modular design
- Parallel processing using async scopes
- Aggregating responses from multiple sources
- Handling timeouts and retries in orchestration
- Designing stateless vs stateful process flows
- Validating input payloads before processing
- Logging key decision points for auditability
- Optimising performance with connection pooling
Module 8: Creating Experience APIs for Front-End Consumption - Transforming backend data for mobile and web clients
- Composing multiple APIs into a single facade
- Normalising data structures across sources
- Implementing caching for improved responsiveness
- Versioning experience APIs independently
- Enabling GraphQL endpoints alongside REST
- Supporting multiple content types (JSON, XML, etc.)
- Reducing payload size for bandwidth-sensitive clients
- Adding metadata for client-side rendering
- Improving UX through consistent error responses
Module 9: Governing APIs at Enterprise Scale - Setting up Anypoint Exchange for asset reuse
- Publishing APIs with metadata and documentation
- Using tags and labels for discovery and filtering
- Implementing API governance policies
- Creating custom policies for logging and transformation
- Enforcing design standards through automated validation
- Tracking API ownership and stewardship
- Measuring API health and adoption metrics
- Establishing an API council for cross-team alignment
- Integrating with enterprise service registries
Module 10: Managing Environments and Configuration - Setting up environments: dev, test, staging, prod
- Using properties files for environment-specific values
- Externalising secrets using secure configuration stores
- Managing deployment descriptors (mule-deploy.properties)
- Using profiles in Mule applications
- Automating environment provisioning with scripts
- Avoiding configuration drift across platforms
- Leveraging tenant isolation in multi-org setups
- Using labels for resource grouping and tagging
- Integrating with enterprise configuration management tools
Module 11: Continuous Integration and Delivery - Setting up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub
- Automating API testing with MUnit
- Validating API contracts in pre-deployment gates
- Triggering deployments via webhooks and scripts
- Rolling back failed deployments safely
- Running integration tests in isolated environments
- Using mocking to decouple test dependencies
- Generating test coverage reports
- Integrating static code analysis into pipelines
- Securing CI/CD with role-based access control
Module 12: Developing with MuleSoft Runtime - Understanding Mule application structure (pom.xml, src/, etc.)
- Using Anypoint Studio for development
- Debugging Mule applications locally
- Adding custom Java components to flows
- Writing custom transformers and message processors
- Handling exceptions with error handling scopes
- Using Spring beans for advanced configuration
- Optimising memory usage in high-throughput scenarios
- Leveraging batch operations for bulk processing
- Managing dependencies with Maven
Module 13: Scaling and Performance Optimisation - Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Understanding the limitations of point-to-point integration
- Core principles of API-led connectivity: system, process, and experience layers
- The role of APIs in digital transformation strategy
- Defining integration maturity: where your organisation stands
- Business outcomes enabled by a connected enterprise
- Key stakeholders in integration projects and their expectations
- Introducing Anypoint Platform: architecture and core components
- Differentiating MuleSoft from traditional ESBs
- The importance of reuse and discoverability in integration design
- Designing for change: future-proofing your integration architecture
Module 2: Architecting the API Lifecycle - API design-first vs code-first approaches
- Using RAML for specification-driven design
- API versioning strategies and backward compatibility
- Designing consistent, intuitive API interfaces
- Defining data types and traits in API specifications
- Modelling reusable API fragments for enterprise consistency
- Validating API contracts before implementation
- API mocking for early stakeholder feedback
- Integrating API design into CI/CD pipelines
- Governance models for standardised API creation
Module 3: Building Reusable API Interfaces - Creating API proxies in Anypoint Platform
- Routing and transforming messages using MessageFlow
- Applying transformations with DataWeave 2.0
- Handling JSON, XML, CSV, and EDI data formats
- Using DataWeave for complex data mappings
- Integrating error handling into API design
- Securing API endpoints with basic authentication
- Configuring rate limiting and quotas
- Documenting APIs using built-in tools
- Testing API functionality within Design Center
Module 4: Deploying and Managing APIs - Deploying APIs to CloudHub and on-premises runtimes
- Setting up API gateways for secure access
- Configuring SLAs and monitoring thresholds
- Using Anypoint Monitoring for real-time insights
- Analysing API performance with logs and metrics
- Setting up alerts and notifications for anomalies
- Scaling API deployments using autoscaling
- Implementing A/B testing for API versions
- Managing API lifecycle stages: draft, publish, deprecate, retire
- Tracking API usage across business units
Module 5: Securing Integration Environments - Understanding MuleSoft's shared security responsibility model
- Implementing OAuth 2.0 for API access
- Configuring client credentials and JWT validation
- Setting up SSO using external identity providers
- Encrypting data in transit and at rest
- Securing properties using Secure Properties module
- Managing certificates and keystores in Mule
- Defending against common API threats (DDoS, injection, etc.)
- Enforcing security policies using API gateways
- Conducting security audits and compliance checks
Module 6: Designing System APIs for Backend Abstraction - Extracting business logic from legacy systems
- Creating system layer APIs for ERP, CRM, and databases
- Using database connectors for SQL-based systems
- Integrating with Salesforce using native connectors
- Connecting to SAP through IDoc and BAPI interfaces
- Handling large data volumes with pagination and batching
- Managing transactions and idempotency in system APIs
- Exposing COBOL-based mainframe services via modern APIs
- Designing change data capture mechanisms
- Avoiding over-fetching and performance bottlenecks
Module 7: Orchestrating Process APIs for Business Logic - Chaining multiple system APIs into cohesive workflows
- Implementing conditional routing and decision logic
- Using subflows for modular design
- Parallel processing using async scopes
- Aggregating responses from multiple sources
- Handling timeouts and retries in orchestration
- Designing stateless vs stateful process flows
- Validating input payloads before processing
- Logging key decision points for auditability
- Optimising performance with connection pooling
Module 8: Creating Experience APIs for Front-End Consumption - Transforming backend data for mobile and web clients
- Composing multiple APIs into a single facade
- Normalising data structures across sources
- Implementing caching for improved responsiveness
- Versioning experience APIs independently
- Enabling GraphQL endpoints alongside REST
- Supporting multiple content types (JSON, XML, etc.)
- Reducing payload size for bandwidth-sensitive clients
- Adding metadata for client-side rendering
- Improving UX through consistent error responses
Module 9: Governing APIs at Enterprise Scale - Setting up Anypoint Exchange for asset reuse
- Publishing APIs with metadata and documentation
- Using tags and labels for discovery and filtering
- Implementing API governance policies
- Creating custom policies for logging and transformation
- Enforcing design standards through automated validation
- Tracking API ownership and stewardship
- Measuring API health and adoption metrics
- Establishing an API council for cross-team alignment
- Integrating with enterprise service registries
Module 10: Managing Environments and Configuration - Setting up environments: dev, test, staging, prod
- Using properties files for environment-specific values
- Externalising secrets using secure configuration stores
- Managing deployment descriptors (mule-deploy.properties)
- Using profiles in Mule applications
- Automating environment provisioning with scripts
- Avoiding configuration drift across platforms
- Leveraging tenant isolation in multi-org setups
- Using labels for resource grouping and tagging
- Integrating with enterprise configuration management tools
Module 11: Continuous Integration and Delivery - Setting up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub
- Automating API testing with MUnit
- Validating API contracts in pre-deployment gates
- Triggering deployments via webhooks and scripts
- Rolling back failed deployments safely
- Running integration tests in isolated environments
- Using mocking to decouple test dependencies
- Generating test coverage reports
- Integrating static code analysis into pipelines
- Securing CI/CD with role-based access control
Module 12: Developing with MuleSoft Runtime - Understanding Mule application structure (pom.xml, src/, etc.)
- Using Anypoint Studio for development
- Debugging Mule applications locally
- Adding custom Java components to flows
- Writing custom transformers and message processors
- Handling exceptions with error handling scopes
- Using Spring beans for advanced configuration
- Optimising memory usage in high-throughput scenarios
- Leveraging batch operations for bulk processing
- Managing dependencies with Maven
Module 13: Scaling and Performance Optimisation - Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Creating API proxies in Anypoint Platform
- Routing and transforming messages using MessageFlow
- Applying transformations with DataWeave 2.0
- Handling JSON, XML, CSV, and EDI data formats
- Using DataWeave for complex data mappings
- Integrating error handling into API design
- Securing API endpoints with basic authentication
- Configuring rate limiting and quotas
- Documenting APIs using built-in tools
- Testing API functionality within Design Center
Module 4: Deploying and Managing APIs - Deploying APIs to CloudHub and on-premises runtimes
- Setting up API gateways for secure access
- Configuring SLAs and monitoring thresholds
- Using Anypoint Monitoring for real-time insights
- Analysing API performance with logs and metrics
- Setting up alerts and notifications for anomalies
- Scaling API deployments using autoscaling
- Implementing A/B testing for API versions
- Managing API lifecycle stages: draft, publish, deprecate, retire
- Tracking API usage across business units
Module 5: Securing Integration Environments - Understanding MuleSoft's shared security responsibility model
- Implementing OAuth 2.0 for API access
- Configuring client credentials and JWT validation
- Setting up SSO using external identity providers
- Encrypting data in transit and at rest
- Securing properties using Secure Properties module
- Managing certificates and keystores in Mule
- Defending against common API threats (DDoS, injection, etc.)
- Enforcing security policies using API gateways
- Conducting security audits and compliance checks
Module 6: Designing System APIs for Backend Abstraction - Extracting business logic from legacy systems
- Creating system layer APIs for ERP, CRM, and databases
- Using database connectors for SQL-based systems
- Integrating with Salesforce using native connectors
- Connecting to SAP through IDoc and BAPI interfaces
- Handling large data volumes with pagination and batching
- Managing transactions and idempotency in system APIs
- Exposing COBOL-based mainframe services via modern APIs
- Designing change data capture mechanisms
- Avoiding over-fetching and performance bottlenecks
Module 7: Orchestrating Process APIs for Business Logic - Chaining multiple system APIs into cohesive workflows
- Implementing conditional routing and decision logic
- Using subflows for modular design
- Parallel processing using async scopes
- Aggregating responses from multiple sources
- Handling timeouts and retries in orchestration
- Designing stateless vs stateful process flows
- Validating input payloads before processing
- Logging key decision points for auditability
- Optimising performance with connection pooling
Module 8: Creating Experience APIs for Front-End Consumption - Transforming backend data for mobile and web clients
- Composing multiple APIs into a single facade
- Normalising data structures across sources
- Implementing caching for improved responsiveness
- Versioning experience APIs independently
- Enabling GraphQL endpoints alongside REST
- Supporting multiple content types (JSON, XML, etc.)
- Reducing payload size for bandwidth-sensitive clients
- Adding metadata for client-side rendering
- Improving UX through consistent error responses
Module 9: Governing APIs at Enterprise Scale - Setting up Anypoint Exchange for asset reuse
- Publishing APIs with metadata and documentation
- Using tags and labels for discovery and filtering
- Implementing API governance policies
- Creating custom policies for logging and transformation
- Enforcing design standards through automated validation
- Tracking API ownership and stewardship
- Measuring API health and adoption metrics
- Establishing an API council for cross-team alignment
- Integrating with enterprise service registries
Module 10: Managing Environments and Configuration - Setting up environments: dev, test, staging, prod
- Using properties files for environment-specific values
- Externalising secrets using secure configuration stores
- Managing deployment descriptors (mule-deploy.properties)
- Using profiles in Mule applications
- Automating environment provisioning with scripts
- Avoiding configuration drift across platforms
- Leveraging tenant isolation in multi-org setups
- Using labels for resource grouping and tagging
- Integrating with enterprise configuration management tools
Module 11: Continuous Integration and Delivery - Setting up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub
- Automating API testing with MUnit
- Validating API contracts in pre-deployment gates
- Triggering deployments via webhooks and scripts
- Rolling back failed deployments safely
- Running integration tests in isolated environments
- Using mocking to decouple test dependencies
- Generating test coverage reports
- Integrating static code analysis into pipelines
- Securing CI/CD with role-based access control
Module 12: Developing with MuleSoft Runtime - Understanding Mule application structure (pom.xml, src/, etc.)
- Using Anypoint Studio for development
- Debugging Mule applications locally
- Adding custom Java components to flows
- Writing custom transformers and message processors
- Handling exceptions with error handling scopes
- Using Spring beans for advanced configuration
- Optimising memory usage in high-throughput scenarios
- Leveraging batch operations for bulk processing
- Managing dependencies with Maven
Module 13: Scaling and Performance Optimisation - Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Understanding MuleSoft's shared security responsibility model
- Implementing OAuth 2.0 for API access
- Configuring client credentials and JWT validation
- Setting up SSO using external identity providers
- Encrypting data in transit and at rest
- Securing properties using Secure Properties module
- Managing certificates and keystores in Mule
- Defending against common API threats (DDoS, injection, etc.)
- Enforcing security policies using API gateways
- Conducting security audits and compliance checks
Module 6: Designing System APIs for Backend Abstraction - Extracting business logic from legacy systems
- Creating system layer APIs for ERP, CRM, and databases
- Using database connectors for SQL-based systems
- Integrating with Salesforce using native connectors
- Connecting to SAP through IDoc and BAPI interfaces
- Handling large data volumes with pagination and batching
- Managing transactions and idempotency in system APIs
- Exposing COBOL-based mainframe services via modern APIs
- Designing change data capture mechanisms
- Avoiding over-fetching and performance bottlenecks
Module 7: Orchestrating Process APIs for Business Logic - Chaining multiple system APIs into cohesive workflows
- Implementing conditional routing and decision logic
- Using subflows for modular design
- Parallel processing using async scopes
- Aggregating responses from multiple sources
- Handling timeouts and retries in orchestration
- Designing stateless vs stateful process flows
- Validating input payloads before processing
- Logging key decision points for auditability
- Optimising performance with connection pooling
Module 8: Creating Experience APIs for Front-End Consumption - Transforming backend data for mobile and web clients
- Composing multiple APIs into a single facade
- Normalising data structures across sources
- Implementing caching for improved responsiveness
- Versioning experience APIs independently
- Enabling GraphQL endpoints alongside REST
- Supporting multiple content types (JSON, XML, etc.)
- Reducing payload size for bandwidth-sensitive clients
- Adding metadata for client-side rendering
- Improving UX through consistent error responses
Module 9: Governing APIs at Enterprise Scale - Setting up Anypoint Exchange for asset reuse
- Publishing APIs with metadata and documentation
- Using tags and labels for discovery and filtering
- Implementing API governance policies
- Creating custom policies for logging and transformation
- Enforcing design standards through automated validation
- Tracking API ownership and stewardship
- Measuring API health and adoption metrics
- Establishing an API council for cross-team alignment
- Integrating with enterprise service registries
Module 10: Managing Environments and Configuration - Setting up environments: dev, test, staging, prod
- Using properties files for environment-specific values
- Externalising secrets using secure configuration stores
- Managing deployment descriptors (mule-deploy.properties)
- Using profiles in Mule applications
- Automating environment provisioning with scripts
- Avoiding configuration drift across platforms
- Leveraging tenant isolation in multi-org setups
- Using labels for resource grouping and tagging
- Integrating with enterprise configuration management tools
Module 11: Continuous Integration and Delivery - Setting up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub
- Automating API testing with MUnit
- Validating API contracts in pre-deployment gates
- Triggering deployments via webhooks and scripts
- Rolling back failed deployments safely
- Running integration tests in isolated environments
- Using mocking to decouple test dependencies
- Generating test coverage reports
- Integrating static code analysis into pipelines
- Securing CI/CD with role-based access control
Module 12: Developing with MuleSoft Runtime - Understanding Mule application structure (pom.xml, src/, etc.)
- Using Anypoint Studio for development
- Debugging Mule applications locally
- Adding custom Java components to flows
- Writing custom transformers and message processors
- Handling exceptions with error handling scopes
- Using Spring beans for advanced configuration
- Optimising memory usage in high-throughput scenarios
- Leveraging batch operations for bulk processing
- Managing dependencies with Maven
Module 13: Scaling and Performance Optimisation - Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Chaining multiple system APIs into cohesive workflows
- Implementing conditional routing and decision logic
- Using subflows for modular design
- Parallel processing using async scopes
- Aggregating responses from multiple sources
- Handling timeouts and retries in orchestration
- Designing stateless vs stateful process flows
- Validating input payloads before processing
- Logging key decision points for auditability
- Optimising performance with connection pooling
Module 8: Creating Experience APIs for Front-End Consumption - Transforming backend data for mobile and web clients
- Composing multiple APIs into a single facade
- Normalising data structures across sources
- Implementing caching for improved responsiveness
- Versioning experience APIs independently
- Enabling GraphQL endpoints alongside REST
- Supporting multiple content types (JSON, XML, etc.)
- Reducing payload size for bandwidth-sensitive clients
- Adding metadata for client-side rendering
- Improving UX through consistent error responses
Module 9: Governing APIs at Enterprise Scale - Setting up Anypoint Exchange for asset reuse
- Publishing APIs with metadata and documentation
- Using tags and labels for discovery and filtering
- Implementing API governance policies
- Creating custom policies for logging and transformation
- Enforcing design standards through automated validation
- Tracking API ownership and stewardship
- Measuring API health and adoption metrics
- Establishing an API council for cross-team alignment
- Integrating with enterprise service registries
Module 10: Managing Environments and Configuration - Setting up environments: dev, test, staging, prod
- Using properties files for environment-specific values
- Externalising secrets using secure configuration stores
- Managing deployment descriptors (mule-deploy.properties)
- Using profiles in Mule applications
- Automating environment provisioning with scripts
- Avoiding configuration drift across platforms
- Leveraging tenant isolation in multi-org setups
- Using labels for resource grouping and tagging
- Integrating with enterprise configuration management tools
Module 11: Continuous Integration and Delivery - Setting up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub
- Automating API testing with MUnit
- Validating API contracts in pre-deployment gates
- Triggering deployments via webhooks and scripts
- Rolling back failed deployments safely
- Running integration tests in isolated environments
- Using mocking to decouple test dependencies
- Generating test coverage reports
- Integrating static code analysis into pipelines
- Securing CI/CD with role-based access control
Module 12: Developing with MuleSoft Runtime - Understanding Mule application structure (pom.xml, src/, etc.)
- Using Anypoint Studio for development
- Debugging Mule applications locally
- Adding custom Java components to flows
- Writing custom transformers and message processors
- Handling exceptions with error handling scopes
- Using Spring beans for advanced configuration
- Optimising memory usage in high-throughput scenarios
- Leveraging batch operations for bulk processing
- Managing dependencies with Maven
Module 13: Scaling and Performance Optimisation - Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Setting up Anypoint Exchange for asset reuse
- Publishing APIs with metadata and documentation
- Using tags and labels for discovery and filtering
- Implementing API governance policies
- Creating custom policies for logging and transformation
- Enforcing design standards through automated validation
- Tracking API ownership and stewardship
- Measuring API health and adoption metrics
- Establishing an API council for cross-team alignment
- Integrating with enterprise service registries
Module 10: Managing Environments and Configuration - Setting up environments: dev, test, staging, prod
- Using properties files for environment-specific values
- Externalising secrets using secure configuration stores
- Managing deployment descriptors (mule-deploy.properties)
- Using profiles in Mule applications
- Automating environment provisioning with scripts
- Avoiding configuration drift across platforms
- Leveraging tenant isolation in multi-org setups
- Using labels for resource grouping and tagging
- Integrating with enterprise configuration management tools
Module 11: Continuous Integration and Delivery - Setting up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub
- Automating API testing with MUnit
- Validating API contracts in pre-deployment gates
- Triggering deployments via webhooks and scripts
- Rolling back failed deployments safely
- Running integration tests in isolated environments
- Using mocking to decouple test dependencies
- Generating test coverage reports
- Integrating static code analysis into pipelines
- Securing CI/CD with role-based access control
Module 12: Developing with MuleSoft Runtime - Understanding Mule application structure (pom.xml, src/, etc.)
- Using Anypoint Studio for development
- Debugging Mule applications locally
- Adding custom Java components to flows
- Writing custom transformers and message processors
- Handling exceptions with error handling scopes
- Using Spring beans for advanced configuration
- Optimising memory usage in high-throughput scenarios
- Leveraging batch operations for bulk processing
- Managing dependencies with Maven
Module 13: Scaling and Performance Optimisation - Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Setting up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub
- Automating API testing with MUnit
- Validating API contracts in pre-deployment gates
- Triggering deployments via webhooks and scripts
- Rolling back failed deployments safely
- Running integration tests in isolated environments
- Using mocking to decouple test dependencies
- Generating test coverage reports
- Integrating static code analysis into pipelines
- Securing CI/CD with role-based access control
Module 12: Developing with MuleSoft Runtime - Understanding Mule application structure (pom.xml, src/, etc.)
- Using Anypoint Studio for development
- Debugging Mule applications locally
- Adding custom Java components to flows
- Writing custom transformers and message processors
- Handling exceptions with error handling scopes
- Using Spring beans for advanced configuration
- Optimising memory usage in high-throughput scenarios
- Leveraging batch operations for bulk processing
- Managing dependencies with Maven
Module 13: Scaling and Performance Optimisation - Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Measuring throughput and latency under load
- Using the Mule profiler for bottleneck analysis
- Optimising DataWeave expressions for speed
- Caching responses using object stores
- Reducing garbage collection pressure
- Tuning JVM settings for production workloads
- Configuring worker sizing on CloudHub
- Offloading processing to external services
- Sharding large integration jobs
- Evaluating performance across deployment targets
Module 14: Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft - Integrating with message brokers (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ)
- Using JMS and AMQP connectors
- Processing messages asynchronously with queues
- Implementing publish-subscribe patterns
- Ensuring message durability and delivery guarantees
- Handling dead-letter queues and retries
- Designing event schemas for consistency
- Transforming events into business insights
- Using Anypoint Event Portal for event modelling
- Connecting streaming data to real-time dashboards
Module 15: API Analytics and Business Insights - Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Setting up Anypoint Analytics for API insights
- Tracking API usage by application and client
- Identifying top consumers and high-volume endpoints
- Measuring error rates and failure patterns
- Analysing geographic and device-level data
- Connecting API trends to business KPIs
- Creating custom dashboards for stakeholders
- Exporting data for external reporting tools
- Using analytics to justify integration investment
- Forecasting capacity needs based on growth trends
Module 16: Building Hybrid Integration Solutions - Connecting cloud and on-premise systems securely
- Deploying and managing Mule Runtimes behind firewalls
- Using Anypoint Platform Private Space
- Establishing secure tunnels with certificates
- Handling latency in cross-network integrations
- Monitoring hybrid deployments centrally
- Failover and disaster recovery in hybrid mode
- Managing updates across distributed runtimes
- Scaling hybrid workloads dynamically
- Evaluating hybrid vs cloud-only trade-offs
Module 17: Industry-Specific Integration Patterns - Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Financial services: real-time payment orchestration
- Healthcare: HL7 and FHIR data integration
- Retail: order, inventory, and POS synchronisation
- Manufacturing: integrating IIoT and MES systems
- Government: citizen services and API portals
- Education: student information system integration
- Media: content distribution across platforms
- Logistics: tracking and shipment notifications
- Telecom: provisioning and usage data flows
- Cross-industry: identity and access management
Module 18: Leading API Programs and Driving Adoption - Developing an enterprise API strategy
- Creating a product mindset for internal APIs
- Measuring and communicating API ROI
- Driving API adoption with developer portals
- Onboarding external partners and third parties
- Creating sandbox environments for testing
- Offering tiered access plans and monetisation models
- Collecting feedback from API consumers
- Marketing APIs internally to business teams
- Scaling API programs across global regions
Module 19: Certification and Real-World Projects - Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Preparing for the MuleSoft Certified Developer exam
- Reviewing key certification domains and objectives
- Practising with mock certification questions
- Building a full API-led integration from scratch
- Documenting your integration for audit and handover
- Presenting your solution to technical stakeholders
- Receiving expert evaluation and feedback
- Refining your architecture based on review
- Exporting assets for reuse in your organisation
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service