Dockerizing, Clustering, and Queueing Up With Mule Enterprise
Dockerizing a Mule application is the process of converting a Mule application to run within a Docker container. Docker containers are based on isolation feature of Linux and run on all Linux and Microsoft OSes and have an independent isolated environment from a host system containing all the required libraries and resources for the system or server to run independently.
Docker is an open platform for all the developers and system admins where we can build, ship, and run our distributed applications. The advantage of a Docker container is it is a lightweight, portable, and a different container of the same instance can be run in parallel on the same host with different parameters and it uses only the resources assigned to it. https://goo.gl/JVCNaz #DataIntegration #ML
Examining Mature APIs (Slack, Stripe, Box)
ICYMI: In our previous blog post, we discussed the disconnect between API pricing plans where you pay monthly for a set number of calls and regular developer use cases. We think competition will drive new pricing models that are more developer friendly – and a potential approach could be charging for calls based on their business value. Examining webhook events available via API from Stripe, Slack, and Box gives us a forward look into how this could work.
What’s a Mature API?
Forbes nicely summarizes where they see API development going in this graphic (ignore the “customer-driven platform revolution”) portion: https://goo.gl/sfJUwb #DataIntegration #ML
What’s a ChatBot — What’s not?
#ICYDK: http://bit.ly/2yShTdP