Mulesoft On Premise Cluster vs Cloud Hub worker scaleoutMule Inter - App communication in same instanceMule CISF transport failing in Cloud HubMule cloud hub does not display flow name in the Insight tabMulesoft cloud connectivity with on premise applicationsAccessing a cloud hub APIIntegrating logstash (elk) with mulesoftIntegration of cloud hub with on premise splunkgetting java.io.IOException: com.amazonaws.AmazonServiceException while deploying the application to cloud hubProcessing rabbitmq messages in FIFO order in Mulesoft clusterCannot use name when deploying application in Mulesoft Cloudhub
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Mulesoft On Premise Cluster vs Cloud Hub worker scaleout
Mule Inter - App communication in same instanceMule CISF transport failing in Cloud HubMule cloud hub does not display flow name in the Insight tabMulesoft cloud connectivity with on premise applicationsAccessing a cloud hub APIIntegrating logstash (elk) with mulesoftIntegration of cloud hub with on premise splunkgetting java.io.IOException: com.amazonaws.AmazonServiceException while deploying the application to cloud hubProcessing rabbitmq messages in FIFO order in Mulesoft clusterCannot use name when deploying application in Mulesoft Cloudhub
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Cloud hub workers are NOT clustered , however we get Message loss protection and workload distribution across mule instances using Persistent queues. Also we can use default persistent object store (_defaultUserObjectStore ) for distributed caching ( with tweak). Correct me if I am wrong here.
With above features present , What is that we are missing in CloudHub as compared to On -premise clusters ? ( Is it Concurrency / one-time message delivery issue preventions ?)
First of all why did Mulesoft not enable clustering feature on Cloud hub ?
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Cloud hub workers are NOT clustered , however we get Message loss protection and workload distribution across mule instances using Persistent queues. Also we can use default persistent object store (_defaultUserObjectStore ) for distributed caching ( with tweak). Correct me if I am wrong here.
With above features present , What is that we are missing in CloudHub as compared to On -premise clusters ? ( Is it Concurrency / one-time message delivery issue preventions ?)
First of all why did Mulesoft not enable clustering feature on Cloud hub ?
mule cloudhub mulesoft
asked Mar 25 at 21:26
Sridhar YSridhar Y
52 bronze badges
add a comment |
Cloud hub workers are NOT clustered , however we get Message loss protection and workload distribution across mule instances using Persistent queues. Also we can use default persistent object store (_defaultUserObjectStore ) for distributed caching ( with tweak). Correct me if I am wrong here.
With above features present , What is that we are missing in CloudHub as compared to On -premise clusters ? ( Is it Concurrency / one-time message delivery issue preventions ?)
First of all why did Mulesoft not enable clustering feature on Cloud hub ?
mule cloudhub mulesoft
asked Mar 25 at 21:26
Sridhar YSridhar Y
52 bronze badges
Cloud hub workers are NOT clustered , however we get Message loss protection and workload distribution across mule instances using Persistent queues. Also we can use default persistent object store (_defaultUserObjectStore ) for distributed caching ( with tweak). Correct me if I am wrong here.
With above features present , What is that we are missing in CloudHub as compared to On -premise clusters ? ( Is it Concurrency / one-time message delivery issue preventions ?)
First of all why did Mulesoft not enable clustering feature on Cloud hub ?
mule cloudhub mulesoft
mule cloudhub mulesoft
asked Mar 25 at 21:26
Sridhar YSridhar Y
52 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 21:26
Sridhar YSridhar Y
52 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 21:26
Sridhar YSridhar Y
52 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 21:26
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I would say that with the above features present you do not miss out anything. Also keep in mind that even in the On Prem HA Cluster the shared queues and states (object stores) are by default keept in shared memory and there is no persistens if the complete cluster goes down. To get the persistence you need to do tweaks also for a on prem cluster. As such for true message reliability I would suggest you look at a external message broker or service such as Anypoint MQ.
As for why Mulesoft did no enable clustering I can not answer since I'm not a Mulesoft employee. However best practices in integrations and API design is to keep the application stateless. When this is followed and you use a external message broker, such as Anypoint MQ, to implement the reliable messaging pattern the need for the Mule runtime HA cluster capabilities are small.
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I would say that with the above features present you do not miss out anything. Also keep in mind that even in the On Prem HA Cluster the shared queues and states (object stores) are by default keept in shared memory and there is no persistens if the complete cluster goes down. To get the persistence you need to do tweaks also for a on prem cluster. As such for true message reliability I would suggest you look at a external message broker or service such as Anypoint MQ.
As for why Mulesoft did no enable clustering I can not answer since I'm not a Mulesoft employee. However best practices in integrations and API design is to keep the application stateless. When this is followed and you use a external message broker, such as Anypoint MQ, to implement the reliable messaging pattern the need for the Mule runtime HA cluster capabilities are small.
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I would say that with the above features present you do not miss out anything. Also keep in mind that even in the On Prem HA Cluster the shared queues and states (object stores) are by default keept in shared memory and there is no persistens if the complete cluster goes down. To get the persistence you need to do tweaks also for a on prem cluster. As such for true message reliability I would suggest you look at a external message broker or service such as Anypoint MQ.
As for why Mulesoft did no enable clustering I can not answer since I'm not a Mulesoft employee. However best practices in integrations and API design is to keep the application stateless. When this is followed and you use a external message broker, such as Anypoint MQ, to implement the reliable messaging pattern the need for the Mule runtime HA cluster capabilities are small.
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I would say that with the above features present you do not miss out anything. Also keep in mind that even in the On Prem HA Cluster the shared queues and states (object stores) are by default keept in shared memory and there is no persistens if the complete cluster goes down. To get the persistence you need to do tweaks also for a on prem cluster. As such for true message reliability I would suggest you look at a external message broker or service such as Anypoint MQ.
As for why Mulesoft did no enable clustering I can not answer since I'm not a Mulesoft employee. However best practices in integrations and API design is to keep the application stateless. When this is followed and you use a external message broker, such as Anypoint MQ, to implement the reliable messaging pattern the need for the Mule runtime HA cluster capabilities are small.
answered Mar 26 at 6:48
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I would say that with the above features present you do not miss out anything. Also keep in mind that even in the On Prem HA Cluster the shared queues and states (object stores) are by default keept in shared memory and there is no persistens if the complete cluster goes down. To get the persistence you need to do tweaks also for a on prem cluster. As such for true message reliability I would suggest you look at a external message broker or service such as Anypoint MQ.
As for why Mulesoft did no enable clustering I can not answer since I'm not a Mulesoft employee. However best practices in integrations and API design is to keep the application stateless. When this is followed and you use a external message broker, such as Anypoint MQ, to implement the reliable messaging pattern the need for the Mule runtime HA cluster capabilities are small.
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