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Mulesoft ESB Architecture


Architecture




Components of the Mulesoft ESB

  • Anypoint Platform
  • Provides different flows to be developed
  • Allows Mule ESB runtime for deployment
  • Mule understands RAML
  • Anypoint provides RAML designer
  • API Portals (expose RAML)
  • API Manager (Cloud)
    • tell endpoints return proxy URLs to be shared with API Gateway
    • Cloud Hub
    • Security/Policies
  • API Gateway Runtime (host security)
    • shares Proxy URLs with Customers
  • MMC (Mule Mgmt Console)
    • Managing Mule Services/Clusters
  • DevKit
    • create custom connectors



**Note: I know they are just the bullet points but let me know in comments if you have any doubts regarding the same. I will try my best to answer your queries.




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