JVM, JRE and JDK - Which one do I need for Mule?
I’m not a developer, but I always wanted to be. The first time I approached Java I got very conf…
I’m not a developer, but I always wanted to be. The first time I approached Java I got very conf…
In our previous post, we learnt how to add Okta as a Client Provider for our Mule apps . With …
When providing authorization and authentication mechanisms to our mule apps, one of the best pra…
Jenkins is an open-source automation server that helps in automating parts of software developme…
Apache JMeter is an open-source software tool designed for performance and load testing of app…
Externalizing the mule apps logs to platforms like Splunk, ELK or Datadog is a very common (and …
MDC stands for Mapped Diagnostic Context. It’s a feature included in Log4j that allows us to enr…
Defining a robust logging strategy for MuleSoft is essential to ensure that your applications ar…
In a previous post, we learnt How to Externalize logs in Cloudhub 1.0 . You might be wondering…
We’ve recently learnt in this blog how to use the HTTP appender and the Splunk Appender to sen…
In the previous post, we've seen how we can set up an HTTP Appender in log4j to send our mul…
Log exte rnalization is a best practice for our Mulesoft applications, and one of the most popul…
Splunk is one of the most popular options to externalize the logs of our Mule applications. In t…
Apache Log4j is an open-source logging library for Java-based applications, developed by the Apa…
As we’ve seen in previous posts, Mule uses the Log4j framework to define the different destinati…
As we've seen recently in this post, the Log4j framework provides us with different log lev…
As we’ve seen recently in this post , the Layouts in Log4j are responsible of formatting log me…
Layouts in Log4j are responsible for formatting log messages before they are sent to their final…
Log levels are a fundamental concept in logging frameworks like Log4j. They determine the severi…
A thread dump is a snapshot of all the active threads in a running Java Virtual Machine (JVM…
As we’ve seen recently in this post, the Layouts in Log4j are responsible of formatting log mess…
In our previous post, we had a look at what Stack Traces are and how to use them in Mule. In th…
A stack trace is a report of the active stack frames at a particular point in time during th…
We saw recently in this previous post, an overview of the built-in Layouts provided by the Log4j…
Loggers are the main components responsible for capturing log messages. A logger is associated…
In our previous post, we learnt How to choose the right destination for our Mule Logs and went t…