The document discusses deploying applications to CloudHub. It outlines the 4 main steps to deploy a project to CloudHub from Anypoint Platform: 1) right click the project and select deploy, 2) enter credentials to log into Anypoint Platform, 3) update required deployment details, and 4) view the deployed application in the applications list. It also lists typical use cases for cloud and on-premise solutions and describes application types that can be deployed to CloudHub. Finally, it provides an overview of the CloudHub REST API for programmatically accessing deployment functionality.

1. CloudHub Deployment
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2. Cloud Hub Deployment Steps
Step 1 – Right click on the project, select Deploy to Anypoint Platform -> Cloud
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3. Deployment Steps
Step 2 – Enter the credentials and login into Anypoint platform, Runitme
Manager will pop up with project details which your going to deploy on
Cloud.
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4. Deployment Steps
Step 3 – Update required details and deploy the application.
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5. Deployment Steps
Step 4 – Application deployed and list down in the applications.
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6. Typical cloud solutions use cases
 Hosting cross-cloud integration applications
 Hosting hybrid applications
 Hosting public APIs/REST services/web services
 Hosting Software as a Service (SaaS) applications
 Hosting public web applications
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7. Typical on-premise use cases
 Classical integration
 Facilitating rapid development
 Legacy modernization
 Application/system migration
 Adopting new development methodology or architectural styles
 Facilitating organizational changes
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8. Application types
 Cloud only
– Uses CloudHub environment only
 On-premise
– Traditional enterprise integration applications
 Hybrid
– Bit of both
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9. Mule features not available or different
 Ports and hosts
– CloudHub provides infrastructure for DNS and load balancing
 Disk persistence
– CloudHub applications have only limited file system access and
should not us disk based persistence
– File connector can only be used with /tmp
 High availability
– CloudHub does not support clustering
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10. CloudHub REST API
 Programmatically access much of CloudHub’s functionality
– Create applications
– Change application properties, including the workers and
environment variables
– Deploy a new version of an application
– Delete an application
– Get statistics about an application
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11. CloudHub REST API
Method : GET
Resource - /api/applications
Description - Lists all applications
Method : POST
Resource - /api/applications
Description - Creates an application
Method : GET
Resource - /api/applications/{domain}
Description - Gets an application
Method : POST
Resource - /api/applications/{domain}/deploy
Description - Deploys a Mule application file
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12. CloudHub REST API
Method : PUT
Resource - /api/applications/{domain}
Description - Updates the metadata for an application
Method : DELETE
Resource - /api/applications/{domain}
Description - Deletes an application
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