by jamesonw | Feb 25, 2016 | CodeProject, MuleSoft
Some quick thoughts: SaaS is unreliable from an integration point of view. There are times that SaaS is down for regular maintenance, software updates, or even just network issues. As integration engineers we need to build in reliability into our applications, and...
by jamesonw | Dec 2, 2015 | CodeProject, MuleSoft
This is one I’ve seen recently in some un edited log4j2.xml...
by jamesonw | Nov 13, 2015 | CodeProject, MuleSoft
There are many reasons you may want to aggregate log files together into one place. Using Splunk to scrape the log files is a great reason. To do this you need to create symlinks to the Server Log files in a consolidated location. I choose: /var/log/mule Run sudo...
by jamesonw | Oct 28, 2015 | CodeProject, MuleSoft, Uncategorized
In any environment where there are lots of messages flying around, there are three critical things you need to know about any particular message: Did it arrive as intended? An integration team *constantly* gets the ask, “Did you get my Message?”...
by jamesonw | Oct 28, 2015 | CodeProject, MuleSoft
Jenkins and Artifactory with Mule Deploying right from studio or without the assistance of CI is nice for a proof of concept or one off applications, but it’s just not good enough for business-critical applications. Unfortunately there isn’t any Out Of The...
by jamesonw | Oct 28, 2015 | CodeProject, MuleSoft
Too many times I’ve seen installations on Linux that are unstable, hard to customize and not repeatable. Here’s the fix. These Instructions and files on my GIT repository. Init.d Script for Running Mule ESB in Debian and Ubuntu as a service. RHEL is...
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