Courses Big Data Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training Course #:TP2808 Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training This instructor-led course provides training for developers on building and designing APIs. Students will learn from the instructor and participate in hands-on learning designing APIs in Anypoint Platform and building real applications in Anypoint Studio. This training covers a rich selection of topics, including creating applications using both Mule 3 and Mule 4, deploying APIs, flows and connecters, Dataweave, API discoverability, manipulating and navigating Anypoint Studio, and more. Duration 5 Days. Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training 00 Introduction Instructor Introduction Class Introduction Overview of this Week’s Class MuleSoft Introduction (Information as also presented in the MuleLearning.com class “Executive Summary”) Company History and Overview Product Capabilities Gartner’s Assessment of MuleSoft MuleSoft’s Competition, an overview MuleSoft’s Revenue History MuleSoft’s Value Proposition 01 MuleSoft: An Architectural Introduction Data Integration Patterns Supported by MuleSoft MuleSoft as an Enterprise Service Bus Solution MuleSoft ESB Competitive Advantages MuleSoft Microservices Discussion Deployment Options: “On-prem” and “Cloud” Data Integration Problems: The Problem MuleSoft Solves Creating APIs with MuleSoft: An Overview of Anypoint Platform Tools API-Led Connectivity Explained Experience APIs Process APIs System APIs MuleSoft Connectors: Ease of Development The MuleSoft IDE – Anypoint Studio Anypoint Platform Exchange: An Overview API Development Cycle vs. Traditional SDLC MuleSoft Security Options, Including Enterprise Security API Gateway Explained Continuous Integration Introduction Open Source vs Hardened Code / Community vs. Enterprise Editions 02 Installing Anypoint Studio Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Installing the JDK How to Install Anypoint Studio Anypoint Studio version 6 for Mule Runtime version 3.9 Anypoint Studio version 7 for Mule Runtime version 4 Troubleshooting the Installation 03 Create a MuleSoft Application in Anypoint Studio Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Create a Simple Mule 3 Application Create a Simple Mule 4 Application Create a Simple Application in the Anypoint Platform Design Center Flow Designer The HTTP Connector Explained Inbound Listener, Outbound Requester HTTP Methods Explained Mule 3 Message Object Explained Connector vs Endpoint: What’s the difference? Dataweave Introduction Logger Introduction Mule 4 Event Objects Explained 04 Request Transform Debug Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. HTTP Parameters Explained Query Parameters URI Parameters An Overview of Debugging in Anypoint Studio Perspectives Debugger Port Debugging Controls Breakpoints An Introduction to Mule Expression Language (MEL) MEL vs. Dataweave Using HTTP as an Outbound Endpoint, Consuming a RESTful Web Service Dataweave Details Transforming JSON to JSON Message Preview Creating Additional Targets (Variables and Properties) with Dataweave Design Center Flow Designer Demo 05 Overview of Anypoint Studio IDE Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Anypoint Studio Views Changing Fonts Installing Proxy Info Menu Options Shortcuts Anypointstudio.ini file Managing the Workspace Perspectives Saving, Restarting, Redeploying Installing Software Updates (with Cautions) 06 Deploying MuleSoft Applications Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Environment Configuration Management Properties Files Encrypting Properties for Security Working with HTTPS Deploy to Cloudhub Overview of the Runtime Manager Deploying to a Customer Hosted Mule Runtime Working with YAML Files instead of Properties Files Starting the Mule Runtime with Parameters Folder Structure Explained Hot-Deploying Mule Applications Runtime Manager Further Explained Managing Applications Settings Applications Properties Overriding Properties Explained Application Logs 07 API Design with RAML Introducing the Anypoint Platform Design Center Design Center IDE Features File Browser Editor API Console Shelf The Visual Designer Introduced The API Console Explained Importing Swagger Projects In To The Design Center RAML vs. Swagger: The Differences Explained Creating an API Specification with RAML Using Auto-Completed Resources (Nouns) and Nested Resources Methods (Verbs) Defining Parameters Query Parameters URI Parameters Headers HTTP Status Codes Use Example Data Documenting the API Spec with Descriptions and Display Names Modularity / Code Reuse Datatypes Resource Types Traits The Confusing Differences Made Simple Code Comments Using the Mocking Service Code Reuse Continued: RAML Fragments The RAML Spec at RAML.org 08 API-Led Connectivity and Application Networks In this section, students will get a clear understanding of the API-Led Connectivity design pattern. Class Discussion: Experience APIs, Process APIs and System APIs Maximize Reusability Process APIs Explained When Systems Both Consume and Provide Data (Experience APIs vs System APIs) 09 Anypoint Platform Exchange Class Discussion: Maximize Reuse By Making APIs Discoverable Exchange Walk-through Library of Assets API Fragments Discoverability View the Public Portal (Discussion of the Risks) MuleSoft’s Assets vs. Company’s Assets The Developer’s Portal, Developer’s Applications Explained 10 The API Kit Differences: Implementations, Interfaces, Proxies The API Kit Explained Create an API Interface with the API Kit The API Kit Router Private Flows Sample Data Folder src/main/api Explained Update an API Spec Update RAML Use API Kit to Update Interface Use Flow References to Connect Interfaces to Implementations 11 Proxies Setup and Deploy a Proxy for an API API Security API Analytics Usage Policies SLAs Manage an API not developed in MuleSoft 12 Flows and Subflows Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Flows Explained Public Flows Private Flows Subflows Flow Reuse Best Practices Discussion Processing Strategies Mule 3 Messages and Mule 4 Events Explained Variables Scope 13 Database Connector Set up and Use a Database Connector Install .jar file Supported Operations Discussion Metadata Explorer Explained 14 File Connector Inbound vs. Outbound Endpoints Path Move to Directory Polling Frequency File Age File Name Regex Filter Adding Metadata to a File Endpoint Using a File Endpoint as a Requester (This is a popular request. Optional activity: teach class to have a file endpoint read a file from the process section of a flow.) 15 Dataweave An Overview of Transformers Dataweave Advantages Don’t Use Java! Streaming Support Data Transformation Language The Dataweave UI Input, Output, Code, Preview, Targets Metadata Transforming an Object Transforming an Array Transforming To JSON To XML String Interpolation Operators Formatting Math Filters Grouping Ordering 16 Consuming SOAP Web Services Use Web Service Consumer Connector (outbound endpoint) Viewing Exposed Metadata Using Dataweave to Prepare a SOAP Request 17 Error Handling Flow-level Error Handling Mule 3 Catch Exception Strategies Choice Exception Strategies Mule 4 Reusing Exception Strategies Global Default Exception Strategies 18 Flow Control Choice Router Scatter-Gather Dataweave Flatten Payload 19 Poll Scope and Batch Processing Poll Scope Setup Using Watermarks Batch Processing Initiation Poll Scopes Polling Connectors Batch Execute Input Process Records and Asynchronous Processing of Batch Jobs with Batch Steps Filtering with Batch Steps On Complete Statistics Reporting 20 Salesforce An Introduction to the Salesforce Connector Get Account Data Sample 21 WMQ Connector Using Websphere MQ Connector for Messaging, an Introduction 22 Class Conclusion Class Survey View Course Outline Share This />We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Calgary, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Jacksonville, Miami, Montreal, New York City, Orlando, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington DC. TP2808 Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training was last modified: February 25th, 2020 by admin
Courses Big Data Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training Course #:TP2808 Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training This instructor-led course provides training for developers on building and designing APIs. Students will learn from the instructor and participate in hands-on learning designing APIs in Anypoint Platform and building real applications in Anypoint Studio. This training covers a rich selection of topics, including creating applications using both Mule 3 and Mule 4, deploying APIs, flows and connecters, Dataweave, API discoverability, manipulating and navigating Anypoint Studio, and more. Duration 5 Days. Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training 00 Introduction Instructor Introduction Class Introduction Overview of this Week’s Class MuleSoft Introduction (Information as also presented in the MuleLearning.com class “Executive Summary”) Company History and Overview Product Capabilities Gartner’s Assessment of MuleSoft MuleSoft’s Competition, an overview MuleSoft’s Revenue History MuleSoft’s Value Proposition 01 MuleSoft: An Architectural Introduction Data Integration Patterns Supported by MuleSoft MuleSoft as an Enterprise Service Bus Solution MuleSoft ESB Competitive Advantages MuleSoft Microservices Discussion Deployment Options: “On-prem” and “Cloud” Data Integration Problems: The Problem MuleSoft Solves Creating APIs with MuleSoft: An Overview of Anypoint Platform Tools API-Led Connectivity Explained Experience APIs Process APIs System APIs MuleSoft Connectors: Ease of Development The MuleSoft IDE – Anypoint Studio Anypoint Platform Exchange: An Overview API Development Cycle vs. Traditional SDLC MuleSoft Security Options, Including Enterprise Security API Gateway Explained Continuous Integration Introduction Open Source vs Hardened Code / Community vs. Enterprise Editions 02 Installing Anypoint Studio Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Installing the JDK How to Install Anypoint Studio Anypoint Studio version 6 for Mule Runtime version 3.9 Anypoint Studio version 7 for Mule Runtime version 4 Troubleshooting the Installation 03 Create a MuleSoft Application in Anypoint Studio Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Create a Simple Mule 3 Application Create a Simple Mule 4 Application Create a Simple Application in the Anypoint Platform Design Center Flow Designer The HTTP Connector Explained Inbound Listener, Outbound Requester HTTP Methods Explained Mule 3 Message Object Explained Connector vs Endpoint: What’s the difference? Dataweave Introduction Logger Introduction Mule 4 Event Objects Explained 04 Request Transform Debug Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. HTTP Parameters Explained Query Parameters URI Parameters An Overview of Debugging in Anypoint Studio Perspectives Debugger Port Debugging Controls Breakpoints An Introduction to Mule Expression Language (MEL) MEL vs. Dataweave Using HTTP as an Outbound Endpoint, Consuming a RESTful Web Service Dataweave Details Transforming JSON to JSON Message Preview Creating Additional Targets (Variables and Properties) with Dataweave Design Center Flow Designer Demo 05 Overview of Anypoint Studio IDE Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Anypoint Studio Views Changing Fonts Installing Proxy Info Menu Options Shortcuts Anypointstudio.ini file Managing the Workspace Perspectives Saving, Restarting, Redeploying Installing Software Updates (with Cautions) 06 Deploying MuleSoft Applications Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Environment Configuration Management Properties Files Encrypting Properties for Security Working with HTTPS Deploy to Cloudhub Overview of the Runtime Manager Deploying to a Customer Hosted Mule Runtime Working with YAML Files instead of Properties Files Starting the Mule Runtime with Parameters Folder Structure Explained Hot-Deploying Mule Applications Runtime Manager Further Explained Managing Applications Settings Applications Properties Overriding Properties Explained Application Logs 07 API Design with RAML Introducing the Anypoint Platform Design Center Design Center IDE Features File Browser Editor API Console Shelf The Visual Designer Introduced The API Console Explained Importing Swagger Projects In To The Design Center RAML vs. Swagger: The Differences Explained Creating an API Specification with RAML Using Auto-Completed Resources (Nouns) and Nested Resources Methods (Verbs) Defining Parameters Query Parameters URI Parameters Headers HTTP Status Codes Use Example Data Documenting the API Spec with Descriptions and Display Names Modularity / Code Reuse Datatypes Resource Types Traits The Confusing Differences Made Simple Code Comments Using the Mocking Service Code Reuse Continued: RAML Fragments The RAML Spec at RAML.org 08 API-Led Connectivity and Application Networks In this section, students will get a clear understanding of the API-Led Connectivity design pattern. Class Discussion: Experience APIs, Process APIs and System APIs Maximize Reusability Process APIs Explained When Systems Both Consume and Provide Data (Experience APIs vs System APIs) 09 Anypoint Platform Exchange Class Discussion: Maximize Reuse By Making APIs Discoverable Exchange Walk-through Library of Assets API Fragments Discoverability View the Public Portal (Discussion of the Risks) MuleSoft’s Assets vs. Company’s Assets The Developer’s Portal, Developer’s Applications Explained 10 The API Kit Differences: Implementations, Interfaces, Proxies The API Kit Explained Create an API Interface with the API Kit The API Kit Router Private Flows Sample Data Folder src/main/api Explained Update an API Spec Update RAML Use API Kit to Update Interface Use Flow References to Connect Interfaces to Implementations 11 Proxies Setup and Deploy a Proxy for an API API Security API Analytics Usage Policies SLAs Manage an API not developed in MuleSoft 12 Flows and Subflows Every topic below includes lecture slides and instructor-led, hands-on activities in Mule 3 and Mule 4. Flows Explained Public Flows Private Flows Subflows Flow Reuse Best Practices Discussion Processing Strategies Mule 3 Messages and Mule 4 Events Explained Variables Scope 13 Database Connector Set up and Use a Database Connector Install .jar file Supported Operations Discussion Metadata Explorer Explained 14 File Connector Inbound vs. Outbound Endpoints Path Move to Directory Polling Frequency File Age File Name Regex Filter Adding Metadata to a File Endpoint Using a File Endpoint as a Requester (This is a popular request. Optional activity: teach class to have a file endpoint read a file from the process section of a flow.) 15 Dataweave An Overview of Transformers Dataweave Advantages Don’t Use Java! Streaming Support Data Transformation Language The Dataweave UI Input, Output, Code, Preview, Targets Metadata Transforming an Object Transforming an Array Transforming To JSON To XML String Interpolation Operators Formatting Math Filters Grouping Ordering 16 Consuming SOAP Web Services Use Web Service Consumer Connector (outbound endpoint) Viewing Exposed Metadata Using Dataweave to Prepare a SOAP Request 17 Error Handling Flow-level Error Handling Mule 3 Catch Exception Strategies Choice Exception Strategies Mule 4 Reusing Exception Strategies Global Default Exception Strategies 18 Flow Control Choice Router Scatter-Gather Dataweave Flatten Payload 19 Poll Scope and Batch Processing Poll Scope Setup Using Watermarks Batch Processing Initiation Poll Scopes Polling Connectors Batch Execute Input Process Records and Asynchronous Processing of Batch Jobs with Batch Steps Filtering with Batch Steps On Complete Statistics Reporting 20 Salesforce An Introduction to the Salesforce Connector Get Account Data Sample 21 WMQ Connector Using Websphere MQ Connector for Messaging, an Introduction 22 Class Conclusion Class Survey View Course Outline Share This />We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Calgary, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Jacksonville, Miami, Montreal, New York City, Orlando, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington DC. TP2808 Mulesoft Quickstart for Developers Training was last modified: February 25th, 2020 by admin
