Asiste a este evento en línea para aprender un poco sobre Runtime Fabric. Juan Ore, arquitecto en Bits In Glass, nos hablará sobre los aspectos básicos de este servicio de MuleSoft, y hará un pequeño demo para verlo en acción. También veremos algunas transformaciones más complejas de DataWeave 2.0 para expandir nuestro conocimiento.

1. July 8th, 2020: Meetup en español #2
ONLINE SPANISH

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Agenda
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• Introductions
• ”MuleSoft Latino” Community
• Presentations:
– Runtime Fabric
– Intermediate DW 2.0
• What’s next

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Introductions
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• Organizers:
– David Morfin Diaz
– Josue Santiago
– Alexandra Martinez
– Luis Cantu
• Sponsor:
– Ad Victoriam Solutions

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• More than 100 members in the Slack community
• Invite your friends to join: https://bit.ly/2L5cYdS
MuleSoft Latino Community

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Member of the month

7. Juan Ore
Runtime Fabric

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MuleSoft Runtime Fabric
Installation in AWS and Huawei (manual)

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Safe Harbor
Safe harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995:
This presentation may contain forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. If any such
uncertainties materialize or if any of the assumptions proves incorrect, the results of Bits In Glass Inc. could differ materially from the
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could be deemed forward-looking, including any projections of product or service availability, subscriber growth, earnings, revenues,
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The risks and uncertainties referred to above include – but are not limited to – risks associated with developing and delivering new
functionality for our service, new products and services, our new business model, our past operating losses, possible fluctuations in
our operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security measures, the outcome
of any litigation, risks associated with completed and any possible mergers and acquisitions, the immature market in which we
operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees and manage our growth,
new releases of our service and successful customer deployment, our limited history reselling of products, and utilization and selling
to larger enterprise customers.
Any unreleased services or features referenced in this or other presentations, press releases or public statements are not currently
available and may not be delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our services should make the purchase decisions
based upon features that are currently available. Bits In Glass Inc. assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these
forward-looking statements.

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Agenda
• Install RTF on AWS using the following MuleSoft document: “Install
Runtime Fabric on AWS”.
• Install RTF on Huawei Cloud using the following MuleSoft document:
“Install Runtime Fabric Manually”

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About us
We’re an award-winning consulting firm that partners
with leading technologies to help them unlock their
business potential.
North American coverage with offices in:
Denver (US head office), Dallas, and New York,
Edmonton (CAN head office), Calgary, Toronto,
and Montreal
Our journey…

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Our Technology Partners

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AWS Install : PROD minimum configuration

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Manual Install: dev configuration minimum

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AWS: Create Runtime Fabric

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AWS: rtf-install-scripts

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AWS: Terraform modifications
fabric.tf
Network_ingress.tf

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AWS: Terraform init
/rtf-install-scripts/aws

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AWS: Terraform apply

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AWS: Terraform help
command
terraform show ./tf-data/rtf.tfstate Get state of terraform
terraform output -state=./tf-data/rtf.tfstate Get output from terraform state
terraform destroy -state=./tf-data/rtf.tfstate Uninstall Runtime Fabric

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AWS: Ops Center access

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AWS: OpsCenter servers

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AWS: region ‘ca-central-1’

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AWS: vpc ‘big-webminar-vpc (172.32.0.0/16)
3 az

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AWS: az ‘ca-central-1a,1b and 1d’

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AWS: igw & route table

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AWS: subnets ‘172.32.0.0/24, 172.32.1.0/24, 172.32.2.0/24’
1 worker
1 controller

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AWS: sg ‘big-webminar-cluster’

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AWS:
sg inbound rules
var.ops_center_cidr_blocks

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AWS: sg inbound rules
AWS: sg outbound rules

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AWS: ec2

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AWS: rtf controller
gravity_volume_device_name
etcd_device_name

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AWS: rtf worker
gravity_volume_device_name

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AWS: RTF Runtime Manager

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AWS: OPS Center

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Manual: Using Huawei Cloud

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Manual: vpc

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Manual: vpc route tables

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Manual: nat gateway

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Manual: one controller – three workers

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Manual: elastic cloud server – rtf controller
RTF_DOCKER_DEVICE
RTF_ETCD_DEVICE

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Manual: rtf worker
RTF_ DOCKER _DEVICE

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Manual: ecs configuration

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Manual: run generate-configs.sh in controller

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Manual: env for controller

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Manual: env for worker

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Manual: run init.sh & check .state folder

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Enable inbound traffic in RTF. Huawei

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Enable inbound traffic in RTF. AWS

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TLS Context

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Deploy IVP (installation verification procedure) in AWS and Huawei Cloud
• “hw-poc-latam” RTF runtime plane running at AWS
• “RTF-POC-HW” RTF runtime plane running at Huawei Cloud

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Production grade HA deployment
2 servers, each with:
• 4 CPU cores
• 16 GiB memory
• 40 GiB dedicated disk for OS
• 200 GiB dedicated disk with 2,400 provisioned IOPS
• 1 Gbps network
NOTE: Broker sizing is subject to changes, to align with the requirements for production flows
PoC Standalone deployment
1 standalone server with:
• 4 CPU cores
• 16 GiB memory
• 40 GiB dedicated disk for OS
• 200 GiB dedicated disk with 2,400 provisioned IOPS
• 1 Gbps network
1 server, each with:
• 4 CPU cores
• 16 GiB memory
• 40 GiB dedicated disk for OS
• 1 Gbps network
Install Solace PubSub+ SW Broker in Huawei Cloud

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Install of Solace Event Broker in Huawei Cloud

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Use of RTF in Huawei Cloud

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Use of RTF in Huawei Cloud

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Use of RTF in Huawei Cloud

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Use of RTF in Huawei Cloud
AWS RDS MySQL
Huawei RDS MySQL
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Demo of SaaS Data Synchronization using Mule
• DEMO live
• 159.138.118.204 (Laptop or phone)

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Status: gravity status

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Status; rtfctl status

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Status: rtfctl test outbound-network

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Juan Ore
Architect
Bits in Glass
Email: juan.ore@bitsinglass.com
Cell: +1 416-908-5029

63. Alexandra Martinez
Intermediate DW 2.0

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• DW Playground
• Using application/dw as output
• Calling functions
• Concatenation
– ++ overview
– ++ with objects
– Object concatenation using {()}
– String concatenation using $()
• Null checkers
– Default
– If/else
– If
Content

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• DockerHub: https://hub.docker.com/r/machaval/dw-playground
DW Playground (2.x and 1.x)

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• https://dwl.mule.club/
DW 2.0 Playground

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• Internal data structure used by DW
• Capable of outputting DW functions’ definitions.
– Number of arguments and their data types
– Output (if available)
Output application/dw
Note: Do NOT deploy your app with this output.
Performance may be affected.

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• Functions with 2 arguments:
– Function(arg0, arg1)
– Arg0 function arg1
Calling functions

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++
{()}
$()

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• Concatenates two objects and returns one flattened object.
++ with objects

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• Using parentheses
Another way…

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• When there are ( ) inside { }, it becomes a destructor:
– Destroy arrays containing objects
– Destroy an object into pairs of keys and values
• The outer { } are there to construct a new object from these keys and values
Why?

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• Evaluates expression inside $( )
• Must be casted into a string after evaluating
String concatenation using $( )

75. Null checkers
Default
If/else
If

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• Handle expression when it can be null
• Prevent DW errors
Null checkers

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• If expression returns a null, set the default values.
Null checkers - default

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• If (expression) … else …
Null checkers – if/else

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• (key: value) if (expression)
Null checkers – if

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• https://docs.mulesoft.com/mule-runtime/4.3/dw-core-functions-
plusplus
• https://docs.mulesoft.com/mule-runtime/4.3/dataweave-cookbook-
defaults
References

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3 lucky winners get a training or certification voucher!
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1. What are the 2 ways to call a function with 2 arguments?
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• 1. What are the 2 ways to call a function with 2 arguments?
– Function(arg0, arg1)
– Arg0 function arg1
Quiz time!

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2. What is the output type of ++(LocalTime, TimeZone)?
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• 2. What is the output type of ++(LocalTime, TimeZone)?
– Time
Quiz time!

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3. Which syntax will return an error?
a) {({a:"a"}),({b:"b"})}
b) {([{a:"a"},{b:"b"}])}
c) {({a:"a"},{b:"b"})}
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• 3. Which syntax will return an error?
– a) {({a:"a"}),({b:"b"})}
– b) {([{a:"a"},{b:"b"}])}
– c) {({a:"a"},{b:"b"})}
Quiz time!

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• 4. What are the characters missing here to get the expected output?
Quiz time!

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• 4. What are the characters missing here to get the expected output?
– $()
Quiz time!

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5. Will this expression return an error?
"I can do this! $(sum([1,2,3]))"

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• 5. Will this expression return an error?
– "I can do this! $(sum([1,2,3]))”
– Answer: no
Quiz time!

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• 6. What is the keyword that is missing here to get the expected
output?
Quiz time!

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• 6. What is the keyword that is missing here to get the expected
output?
– default
Quiz time!

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• 7. Will this expression return an error? (just answer yes or no)
Quiz Time!

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• 7. Will this expression return an error? (just answer yes or no)
– Yes
Quiz Time!

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• 8. How can this expression be fixed to get the expected output?
(provide the complete script needed, under the ---)
Quiz Time!

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• 8. How can this expression be fixed to get the expected output?
(provide the complete script needed, under the ---)
Quiz Time!

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