Mulesoft announces major new release of Anypoint platform to modernize how organizations connect applications, data and APIs.
Release highlights
Weave: a full-featured and fully native module in Mule for querying and transforming data
- Make even the most complex transformations simple: Weave is a simple, powerful way to query and transform data inside of Mule. It is powered by a JSON-like language that's purposefully built to make transformations as fast to write as possible, while ensuring they are highly maintainable over the long term.
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More elegant and reusable than custom code: Data transformations built using Weave can be leveraged across applications. It supports a variety of transformations, from simple one-to-one mappings to more elaborate mappings including normalization, grouping, joins, partitioning, pivoting and filtering. It also supports XML, JSON, CSV, Fixed Width, Java and EDI out of the box.
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Advanced tooling and graphical interface: Tools include code editor with autocompletion and debugging, visual editor and DataSense integration. Weave is fully integrated with the graphical interface of Anypoint Studio and DataSense, allowing users to leverage metadata from connectors, schemas and sample documents to more easily design transformations.
Anypoint Management Center: unified management plane for application deployments
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Manage hybrid deployments and users from a single interface: Anypoint Management Center leverages the core Mule runtime engine for integration and API management. Users get a unified view for all of their integration applications and business groups, whether deployed on-premises, in the cloud or as API gateways. The result is a consistent management experience whether on-premises or in the cloud.
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Deep insight and governance into APIs and integrations: Organizations receive full visibility into API metrics, message traffic and back-end integrations.
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Extensible to existing identity management, SDLC and analytics solutions: Plugins and runtime APIs enable extensibility to existing infrastructure, as well as continuous integration and delivery.
