Deployment options for mule applications
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This document discusses how to build and deploy a Mule application. It describes using Anypoint Studio or Jenkins to build the application into a deployable archive file. It then explains two options for deploying the archive file - through the Mule Management Console (MMC) by adding it to the repository and deploying it to a target server, or by directly dropping the archive into the apps folder of a Mule standalone server.
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- 3. Anypoint Studio Jenkins Mule ESB Server Mule Management Console
- 4. Building an Application There are couple of ways to build a Mule Application as described below. ◦ Using Anypoint Studio Right click on the application Select Export
- 6. Select Anypoint Studio Project to Mule Deployable Archive
- 7. Click on Next Provide the location, file name and then click on Finish
- 8. Using Jenkins Jenkins is a third party application, we need to install this application and configure the jobs according to our requirements. Already configured Jenkins job will generate the deployable archive in location specified during the job configuration. Deploying an Application Mule Application can be deployed as described below. Deployment Through MMC ◦ Login to MMC ◦ Click on Deployments tab
- 9. ◦ Go to Repository ◦ Click on New button on top right side of the page ◦ Now browse the archive file and mention the proper name and version in Advance Options and the click on the Add button ◦ Go to Deployments ◦ Click on the New button on top right corner of the page ◦ Provide the proper Deployment Name ◦ Now click on the Add From Repository button ◦ Provide the name which was given in step ‘e’ and click Ok
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