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This document discusses Amazon S3 connector and API platform deployment architectures. It begins with an introduction to Amazon S3 and its features. It then shows a flow diagram of a use case and describes Amazon S3 buckets. It outlines four types of API platform deployment architectures: on-premises, hybrid, CloudHub VPC, and no CloudHub VPC. Diagrams and descriptions are provided for each deployment type. The document concludes with a question and answer section.

Technology

Amazon S3 Connector and
API Platform Deployment
Architectures
Kunal Mittal
Integration Expert – Integration COE
Kishore Ippili.
Practice Manager - Integration

Agenda
• Introduction to Amazon S3 connector
• Flow Diagram of Use-Case
• Amazon S3 Bucket
• API Platform Deployment Architectures
• Demo
• Questions and Answers.

Introduction to Amazon S3
• Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3),
provides developers and IT teams with secure,
durable, highly-scalable cloud Storage.
• Amazon S3 is easy to use object storage, with a
simple web service interface to store and
retrieve any amount of data from anywhere on
the web.
• Amazon S3 provides cost-effective object
storage for a wide variety of use cases.

API Platform deployment Architectures
Api platform deployment is of 4 types
1. On-Premises
2. Hybrid
3. CloudHub VPC
4. No CloudHub VPC

On-Premises Deployment - Description
• In On-Prem both Server and API gateway is
hosted in on-premises and the API Manager will
handle the proxying to service for client
• Even server and Gateway placed in on-prem
application deployment and maintenance will
be performed in Anypoint platform.

Hybrid Deployment - Description
● In Hybrid configuration the API Gateway is
hosted on CloudHub, i.e. the API proxy
applications are deployed on CloudHub.
● The Mule server/cluster of servers is resided on
premises.
● We can provide security via VPC,2-way SSl or a
fixed ip-address

CloudHub VPC Deployment - Description
● It is pure cloud deployment by the help of VPC
● In this architecture some of the workers
dedicated to run API proxy application.
● Some CloudHub workers, who implementation
and deployment the application are placed
into VPC

No CloudHub VPC Deployment - Description
● If VPC is not used, then generally API proxy
applications will not be needed.
● The service implementation applications on
CloudHub will be deployed by API Gateway
runtime in the cloudHub.
● It is similar to deployment of an application in
CloudHub having Gateway as runtime.

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