Mule 4 simplifies the expression language and reduces management complexity so that you can speed up the on-ramping process and deliver applications faster than in Mule 3. Conceptually, …

Mule 4’s simplified language and reduced management complexity enables you to speed up the on ramping process and deliver applications faster. If you are familiar with the concepts of the …

Mule runtime engine 4.4 provides important enhancements and fixes. Deploy all your new and existing applications to Mule 4.4 to benefit from all the improvements in this version.

Mule 4 includes a simplified Mule message model in which each Mule event has a message and associated variables. A Mule message is composed of a payload and its attributes (metadata, …

Mule 4.4 incorporates the Mule Tracing module, which you can use to add, remove, and clear variables from the logging context for a given Mule event. See MDC Logging for additional …

To help you move from Mule 3 to Mule 4, we built this index to help you find the Mule 4 equivalent of the most common Mule 3 use cases.

Mule 4.8 incorporates new feature flags. See Feature Flagging for a detailed description of each feature flag and configuration instructions. Runtime Manager agent:

For your Mule 3 apps to take advantage of Mule 4, migrate them to Mule 4 through one of the following processes: A fully manual migration of connectors, modules, transports, expressions, …

To help you ensure data confidentiality, you can deploy your Mule app using an HTTPS-based service. Learn how to build: An HTTPS service to deploy your application to CloudHub

HTTP Connector 1.10 - Mule 4 Anypoint Connector for HTTP (HTTP Connector) enables you to declare HTTP servers that listen to requests and trigger flows, as well as HTTP clients that …