Cloud hub

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CloudHub is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) that allows users to integrate SaaS applications, cloud services, and enterprise applications in real-time. It is built on Mule, the most widely used integration platform, and provides a scalable architecture that can be used to build integration applications. CloudHub also allows users to manage applications in the cloud as well as servers located on-premises. It offers predefined connectors to popular services, an API for automation, and management of applications from an intuitive console.

Introducing CloudHub
• Integrate SaaS applications, Cloud services,
and Enterprise applications in real-time.
CloudHub is the world's first integration
Platform as a Service (iPaaS). CloudHub is built
on top of Mule, the most widely used
integration platform. CloudHub lets you
manage applications in the cloud and manage
servers located in your organization.

Why CloudHub?
• Start Small, Think Big
• CloudHub is an elastic cloud that scales on
demand. You can start small and grow as your
needs grow, all without changing your
application. CloudHub provides you with a
scalable architecture – one you can build
integration applications on, publish REST APIs or
Web Services, and much more. You can also
manage servers in your organization from
CloudHub and organize servers into groups that
run an application.

• Integrate Your Cloud and Enterprise
Applications
• The Secure Enterprise Gateway (SDG) provides
a secure pipe to the enterprise, breaking
down the "cloud silo." CloudHub allows you to
integrate and orchestrate applications, data
sources, and services across the enterprise
and cloud.
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• Unrivaled Connectivity
• Easily integrate with popular SaaS, cloud, and
social media platforms such as Salesforce.com,
Intuit, Authorize.net, Amazon, Twitter, Facebook,
and PayPal using our predefined connectors –
then orchestrate data between these services
and the enterprise. Plus, our development kit
allows developers to create new connectors
easily. You don't even need knowledge of the
underlying integration infrastructure.

• Don't Change the way you Code
• Create CloudHub applications with the
development tools you are already know.
• Rock Solid Platform
• Built on our battle-tested Mule integration
platform, Mule ESB is used by thousands of
companies for mission-critical applications. It's
the world's most widely used platform for
integration.

• Visibility and Control with the Anypoint
Management Center Console
• With CloudHub, you also get our intuitive cloud
console where you can manage your applications
and servers, scale up and scale down, view event
traffic, and much more. The Anypoint
Management Center Console allows you to
manage every aspect of your CloudHub
applications from one place.

Behind a Great Platform is a Great API
• Do you need to automate tasks, or build
CloudHub into your deployment process?
CloudHub has a REST API with which you can
perform tasks such as manage and monitor
your applications, scale your applications up
or down, and more.

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Mule Transformers prepare messages for further processing by altering message properties, variables, or payload. Transformers include the Anypoint DataMapper Transformer which can both transform data formats and map fields, such as mapping a "last_name" field to a "family_name" field. Out of the box, Mule provides standard transformers to handle common data transformation scenarios with minimal configuration.

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Mule provides exception strategies to handle errors that occur within Mule flows. There are two categories of exceptions: system exceptions which occur during startup or connection failures, and are handled by system strategies; and messaging exceptions which occur during message processing and are handled by messaging strategies. When a message throws an exception, normal flow stops and the message is passed to the messaging exception strategy containing message processors to handle the error.

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The document provides an overview of the main components and architecture of the Mule Agent, which exposes the Mule ESB Java API as a service allowing external systems to manipulate and monitor Mule instances. The key components are the Mule Service for connecting to the Mule API, the Transport for handling communication, External Message Handlers for exposing the API and routing requests, and Internal Message Handlers for handling Mule notifications. Communication can be synchronous, asynchronous, or push-based. The architecture diagram shows how the components interact through the transport layer.

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This document summarizes the key components of a Mule message - header, payload, properties, and variables - and how they may change when a message passes through a message processor like a transformer. It provides examples of a message before and after being processed by a DataMapper transformer, demonstrating how the payload, properties, and variables can be modified. It also provides an example of how to set a variable on a message using the set-variable processor.

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Global elements in Mule allow configurations to be defined once and then referenced across multiple flows. This provides flexibility, reusability, and efficiency compared to repeating the same configuration in multiple places. Common examples of global elements include HTTP, JDBC, and JMS connectors. To create a global element, you define the configuration with attributes like username and password, then reference it using config-ref when needed in flows.

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