MuleSoft provides an integration platform called Anypoint Platform that allows users to connect various applications, data sources, and APIs. The Anypoint Platform includes products like Anypoint technology, CloudHub, Mule ESB, Anypoint Connectors, and more. It provides out-of-the-box connectivity and is designed to replace point-to-point integration for both cloud applications and on-premises software.

1. MuleSoft: Integration platform
as a service
By Alexis Ochoa – Enero 2.016

2. What’s MuleSoft?
MuleSoft is a software company
headquartered in San Francisco, California. It
provides integration software for connecting
applications, data sources and APIs, in the
cloud or on-premises. Started in 2006, the
company's Anypoint Platform of integration
products are designed to tie together software
as a service (SaaS) and on-premises software.

3. What’s Anypoint Platform?
The Anypoint Platform is designed as an integrated set
of individual products. Users can utilize part or all of
the platform. The functional pieces include:
– Anypoint technology
– CloudHub
– Mule ESB
– Anypoint Connectors
– MuleSoft's Tcat Server
– API Solution
– Unified development experience

4. Anypoint Connectors
• Out-of-the-box connectivity for enterprise and
SaaS applications

5. Anypoint technology
Designed to replace point-to-point integration
for SaaS companies, system integrators and
enterprises

6. CloudHub
• An integration platform as a service (iPaaS),
designed to integrate SaaS applications with
each other or to on-premises applications.

7. Mule ESB
• An integration platform for connecting
enterprise applications on-premises and to
the cloud, designed to eliminate the need for
custom point-to-point integration code.

8. MuleSoft's Tcat Server
• Based on Apache Tomcat, an application server that
runs existing Tomcat applications without any
changes, and adds functionality related to managing
Tomcat.

9. API Solution
• Built on top of the CloudHub iPaaS, this is
software for designing, building, publishing,
securing, managing and monetizing internal
services and external APIs, as well as engaging
the developer community around APIs.

10. Unified development experience
• Designed to offer a way to build integration
applications, for deployment either on-
premises or in the cloud.

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