The document outlines an agenda for a virtual meetup on event-driven integration with Salesforce and CI/CD with GitHub, Maven, and Jenkins. The meetup will include presentations on event-driven integration using Salesforce events and streaming API, and implementing CI/CD pipelines with GitHub, Maven, and Jenkins. It provides details on creating Jenkinsfiles, modifying Maven POM files, and setting up webhooks for automated deployments.

1. August 15th 2020
Event Driven Integration with Salesforce
AND
CICD with GitHub, Maven & Jenkins
[CHANDIGARH –INDIA]
Virtual Meetup #2

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Guidelines for our Virtual Meetup
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1.Please keep yourself on mute unless you have any query/question
2.We encourage you to keep your video on for interactive session.
3.You can write down your questions in the chat during the session.
4.Once we are done with the day, don’t forget to provide your
valuable feedback.

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Agenda
• Introductions
• Event-Driven Integration with Salesforce
• CICD with Github, Maven & Jenkins
• Plan for next meetup
• Networking time

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Introductions
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• About the organizer:
– Suresh Rathore
– Lalit Panwar
– Ajay Rana
• About the Sponsers:
– MuleSoft

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Speakers
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• About the Speakers:
A SHOW OF HANDS:
Who is new to this MeetUp?

6. Event-Driven Integration
with
Salesforce

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Agenda
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• Introduction
• Event-Driven Integration
• Why use Mulesoft for event-driven applications
• Salesforce Events
• Salesforce Streaming API
• Feature Comparison
• Salesforce Connectors
• Demo
• QA & Trivia Questions

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Event-Driven Integration
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• Event-driven integration refers to an
integration triggered by an incident that
takes place in one system.
• Event triggers a pre-defined
corresponding event in another system.
• Events can really be anything that
happens in a particular system that you’ve
integrated.
• The need for, and increased interest in,
event-driven architecture is arguably
attached to the demand for real-time
application integration and data
movement.

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Why use Mulesoft for event-driven applications
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• Data comes in numerous shapes and
systems talk in several protocols.
Connecting these systems into an
event-driven architecture poses many
challenges.
• Huge organizations that embrace
Salesforce as official CRM, typically
need to keep different frameworks
synchronized with data embedded on
it.

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Why use Mulesoft for event-driven applications
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• Mulesoft offers a variety of options
to connect your Salesforce events
with any system.
• Mulesoft has turned out to be
popular in mix with Salesforce
basically on account of its cloud
engineering (Cloudhub) and
connectors that make the
reconciliation extremely simple to be
finished.
• You can leverage other connectors,
like the Kafka connector, to ingest
that data from your Salesforce org.

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Salesforce Events
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• Streaming API Events
– Streaming API provides two types of events that you can publish and subscribe to: PushTopic and
generic. PushTopic events track field changes in Salesforce records and are tied to Salesforce
records. Generic events contain arbitrary payloads. Both event types don’t provide the level of
granular customization that platform events offer. You can send a custom payload with a generic
event, but you can’t define the data as fields. You can’t define those types of events in Salesforce,
and you can’t use them in Apex triggers.
• Platform Events
– Platform events enable you to deliver secure, scalable, and customizable event notifications within
Salesforce or from external sources. Platform event fields are defined in Salesforce and determine
the data that you send and receive. Apps can publish and subscribe to platform events on the
Force.com Platform.
• Change Data Capture
– Receive near-real-time changes of Salesforce records, and synchronize corresponding records in an
external data store. Change Data Capture publishes change events, which represent changes to
Salesforce records. Changes include creation of a new record, updates to an existing record, deletion
of a record, and undeletion of a record.

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Salesforce Streaming API
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• Streaming API enables you to
expose near real-time stream of
data from Force.com platform. It
delivers events that are either
tied to changes in Salesforce or
based on custom payloads.
• Streaming API enables streaming
of events using push technology
and provides a subscription
mechanism for receiving events
in near real time.
• The Streaming API subscription
mechanism supports multiple
types of events, including
PushTopic events, generic events,
platform events, and Change
Data Capture events.

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Salesforce Streaming API
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• Streaming API enables you to
expose near real-time stream of
data from Force.com platform. It
delivers events that are either
tied to changes in Salesforce or
based on custom payloads.
• Streaming API enables streaming
of events using push technology
and provides a subscription
mechanism for receiving events
in near real time. The Streaming
API subscription mechanism
supports multiple types of events,
including PushTopic events,
generic events, platform events,
and Change Data Capture events.

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Feature Comparison
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Salesforce Connectors
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• Platform Events & Change Data Capture
– Replay Channel
• Subscribe to a streaming channel. First, the streaming channel
must be published, and after that, a subscription to that
channel created. Salesforce lets you subscribe to an inexistent
streaming channel but won’t send you notifications after the
topic is created
– Subscribe Channel
• Subscribe to a streaming channel. First, the streaming channel
must be published and after that, a subscription to that
channel created. Salesforce lets you subscribe to an inexistent
streaming channel but won’t send you notifications after the
topic is created.
– Publish Platform Event
• Adds one new platform event to your organization’s data.

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Salesforce Connectors
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• Push Topics:
– Replay Topic
• Salesforce stores events for 24 hours and allows you to
retrieve stored and new events. Subscribers can choose which
events to receive by using replay options.
– Subscribe Topic
• Subscribe to a topic. First, the topic must be published and
after that, a subscription to that topic created. Salesforce lets
you subscribe to an inexistent topic but won’t send you
notifications after the topic is created.
– Publish Topic
• Creates a topic representing a query, which is used to notify
listeners when changes are made to records in an
organization.

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Demo
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18. CICD
With Github, Maven &
Jenkins

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Agenda
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•The completion of this demo will consist of a few steps:
Creating Jenkins file
Initializing a Git repo
Adding the Mule Maven Plugin configuration to the Mule pom.xml file.
Creating a Pipeline Jenkins job
Modifying POM file
**Creating a post-commit file to automate a Jenkins job process after each git
commit

20. Jenkinsfile
How to create one?

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Sample Jenkinfile
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The Jenkinsfile will execute 4 simple steps:
Build: We are going to build jar file.
Test: We are going to run MUnit tests configured
into the project.
Deploy to Development: Deploy in the Sandbox of
Development environment.
Deploy to Production: Finally if everything goes
we well, we are going to deploy to Production
environment.

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Let's build our own sample Jenkinsfile:-
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23. What's next?
Setting the Git !!

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Changes in Core Components
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1. Team sharing option in Studio.
2. Git perpective.
** initial commit always need to be in project folder.

25. POM File
How to modify
one?

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27. What's next?
Setting the Web
hook!!

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Create a Post Commit File
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#!C:/Program Files/Git/usr/bin/sh.exe
set PATH=%PATH%;"C:Program FilesGitbin"
echo %PATH%
exec powershell.exe "curl 'http://admin:password!@localhost:8080/job/cicd-
demo/build?token=MULE_WORKSHOP'"

29. Q. & A.

30. Trivia Quiz

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Which of the following is recomended location of
POM file for CI/CD pieline as per below jenkin
configuration?

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1. POM and Jenkin File need to at same level in
project structure.
2. POM could be nested down wrt the Jenkinfile
in project structure.
3. POM could be nested up wrt the Jenkinfile in
project structure.
4. POM and Jenkinfile don't have any
dependency on each other wrt the project
Structure

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Trivia Questions
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- What are the three replay options available in Salesforce connector
replay channel source?

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Trivia Questions
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- What package name we need to use to enable debug logs for
Salesforce connector in Mule 4?

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While making use of Trigger builds remotely (e.g., from
scripts), we make use of?
1. Authorisation Token
2. Authentication Token
3. Client_ID
4. OAuth Token

36. Thank You
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38. See you next time
Please send topic suggestions to the organizer