This document summarizes various database connectors available through Anypoint Platform from MuleSoft. It lists connectors for Oracle Database, MySQL, JDBC, PostgreSQL, DB2, and Cassandra database. Each connector allows applications to connect and perform CRUD operations on the respective database. The connectors provide a way to easily integrate databases with applications, systems and services.

1. Anypoint Database ConnectorsAnypoint Database Connectors

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Anypoint Database Connectors
Take advantage of the robust integration solutions MuleSoft provides for
connecting applications,data and devices for cloud and on-premises
systems

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DB Connectors
Listing down some of the DB connectors
Database Connector
Oracle Database Connector
MySQL Connector
JDBC Connector
PostgreSQL Connector
DB2 Connector

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Database Connector
Connect applications to any JDBC compatible database as an inbound
endpoint or an outbound endpoint to perform CRUD operations on
database records.
Description
Supports connecting to the most popular database systems like MySQL
database, Microsoft SQL Server database, Postgres database, Oracle
Database and more.

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Cassandra DB Connector
Allows access to Cassandra instances from Mule integration applications.
Description
Create connectivity between Cassandra databases and third party
applications and services with the Anypoint™ CassandraDB connector
from MuleSoft. Apache Cassandra is an open source distributed NoSQL
database intended to manage large amounts of product, customer and
employee data. The Anypoint CassandraDB connector provides a
database interface to create instant connectivity with Apache Cassandra
databases, enabling businesses to perform CRUD operations and more -
all from within the MuleSoft Anypoint™ Platform. Integrating Cassandra
with applications, systems, services such as SAP, PeopleSoft or Workday
as well as other databases across the enterprise can be done quickly and
easily via Mule ESB or CloudHub.

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Oracle Database Connector
Send and receive messages to and from databases using the JDBC
protocol via the Oracle Database Connector from MuleSoft.
The database connector is preinstalled in Anypoint Studio.

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MySQL Connector
Send receive messages with MySQL databases using the JDBC protocol to
retrieve, insert, update, and delete database records.
The Database Connector is pre-installed in Anypoint Studio.

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JDBC Connector
Connect applications to any JDBC compatible database as an inbound
endpoint or an outbound endpoint to perform CRUD operations on
database records.
Description
The JDBC Endpoint implements a transport channel to connect your Mule
application to any JDBC-compatible database. You can implement the
JDBC endpoint as an inbound endpoint with a one-way exchange pattern,
or as an outbound endpoint configured for either a one-way or request-
response exchange pattern.
Use the JDBC Endpoint to perform create, read, update, and delete
operations (often referred to by the acronym CRUD) on database records.
If you are using the EE version, it can also invoke a procedure stored in a
database, such as creating new tables dynamically.

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PostgreSQL Connector
The Anypoint PostgreSQL connector allows you to send and receive
messages with a database using the JDBC protocol.
The Database Connector is pre-installed in Anypoint Studio.

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DB2 Connector
Easily interface with the IBM DB2 API from within the CloudHub
environment with the database connector.
Description
Create connectivity and seamlessly integrate with IBM DB2 databases with
the Database Connector from MuleSoft. The Database connector makes it
simple to create jobs that read, write, and load data within databases and
enables users to perform transactional and non-transactional operations
against DB2 data. In addition, businesses can automate business
processes through the connector, making it simple to store essential
components from one task and reuse them in another - reducing cost and
simplifying complexity throughout the enterprise. Utilizing the MuleSoft
Anypoint™ Platform allows users to interface with DB2 databases and
performing commands without having to deal with the DB2 databases
directly.