Navigating the world of manufacturing can be a complex and exciting experience. Whilst this could be said for most companies and industries, this proved more so the case when Infomentum recently delivered a proof of concept. This organisation not only finds itself at the heart of UK-based manufacturing but also at a junction between academia and government research. A solution was required to bridge the gap from both a technological and operational perspective.
Manufacturing with MuleSoft, creating exponential value
By Anthony de Wouters on Aug 3, 2022
Salesforce Event-Driven Architecture with MuleSoft
By Guilherme Pereira, Senior Integration Consultant on Jul 15, 2022
Event-Driven Architecture allows you to create more resilient and scalable integrations for an infinite number of uses-cases. This approach enables us to develop modular and decoupled solutions providing real-time (or near real-time) connections.
What I learned during my first MuleSoft Connect.
By Olga Kepa, MuleSoft Developer on Jul 2, 2022
The highlight of my week? My first MuleSoft Connect 2022! It was the first in-person event in almost 3(!)years. So, in case you missed it, I would like to share what I learned and enjoyed the most during that eventful day.
How to conquer Mule 3 if you're certified in Mule 4?
By Olga Kepa, MuleSoft Developer on Mar 28, 2022
'We are planning to upgrade to Mule 4 in a few months. Meanwhile, the development is on hold because it is impossible to find any Mule 3 certified resources. Can you help us?' The head of the integration programme was crying for help. Looks like it is a common problem as many organisations still rely heavily on the old Mule 3 version.
How to health check APIs using Anypoint Functional Monitoring with Secrets Manager
By Leonardo Cassimiro on Feb 16, 2022
When the connected digital experience has become "a must" rather than "a nice to be", integration solutions are in high demand. APIs are now almost the de factor way for various platforms and systems to communicate and exchange information. So, what happens when a public API fails? In 2014 Gartner estimated it to be about $300,000 per hour!
MuleSoft for Java Developers
By Guilherme Pereira, Senior Integration Consultant on Jul 20, 2021
Exciting news to share! We are launching a new MuleSoft Online Group dedicated to introducing Java Developers to the MuleSoft world.
50 days of acceleration: how to boost your integration programme
By Dipan Mistry, Head of Integration on Nov 12, 2020
Think strategy: quieter times are not for resting.
This year global pandemic has affected most businesses, and Infomentum is no exception. At the beginning of the spring lockdown, the uncertainty of the future put most organisations into some level of hibernation. For a short period, our team was not as utilised as usual. What did we do? We focused on what would benefit us in the long run: a new strategy, team training, enhancing our internal processes and knowledge repositories. One of the projects that ticked almost all boxes was the revamp of our internal Centre of Excellence (CoE). What is a CoE you ask? It is a cross-functional team responsible for creating and maintaining a centralised Knowledge Hub that offers API projects' best practices, governance, templates, and much more.
Pursue your dream: from MSc in Physics to MuleSoft development
By Olga Kepa, MuleSoft Developer on Nov 3, 2020
Do you know many MuleSoft developers with MSc in Physics and Medical Engineering? Meet Olga Kepa - an example of how a career can change in a drastic way when you pursue your dream.
The best way to validate MuleSoft
By Alessandro Toscano, Solution Architect on Oct 7, 2020
Are you in the middle of working out your integration strategy and selecting a suitable platform? It's a serious and long-term commitment, so wouldn't it be great to test a chosen platform first? Validate it by building fully-functioning API integrations for your specific use case?
Testing made easy with MUnit Test Recorder
By Olga Kepa, MuleSoft Developer on Jul 29, 2020
Testing is a critical part of software development, ensuring early detection of bugs or any other problems within your code. However, for most of us it's the less favorite activity; it feels tedious and often repetitive. Furthermore, creating test for a large block of code can be troublesome, especially for beginners.