Day: September 20, 2018

#ICYDK: OpenCensus is the latest in a series of projects that have emerged from Google as a result of their decades of experience running “planet-scale” systems; it is a collection of libraries, implemented in a number of languages, designed to help developers increase the observability of their systems. OpenCensus provides APIs for gathering metrics and trace data, adding tags, and then sending that data to a backend for storage, as well as for the creation of zPages and HTTP endpoints, which expose additional information about the application in question.

Instrumentation is a key part of any observability strategy, and the OpenCensus project provides a standards-based approach to adding those features to your codebase. As developers and cloud providers throw their support behind OpenCensus, we wanted to ensure a seamless interaction with the rest of the TICK Stack. https://goo.gl/wyWAjt #DataIntegration #ML

This is a simple program where beginners can focus on learning the passing query parameters to the HTTP URL and be able to fetch within the Mule application. As part of the exercise, I am running the application in debug mode so that beginners can start exploring the details of the payload by running different commands in the expression tab. Debug mode is the best practice to learn Mule quickly.

1) Please find the screenshot with the components dragged from the Mule Palette. Also, XML details are given in the next screenshot. https://goo.gl/gc1Rw2