DZone
Data Engineering
Databases
Using Mule CloudHub APIs

Using Mule CloudHub APIs

Learn about how to access Mule ESB functions programmatically by deploying applications in the CloudHub API environment.

👁 Anupam Gogoi user avatar

Anupam Gogoi

Jul. 18, 17 · Tutorial

Likes (1)

Comment

Save

13.2K Views

Join the DZone community and get the full member experience.

Join For Free

CloudHub APIs provide a way to access Mule ESB functions programmatically. CloudHub provides many APIs to use in external applications. In this article, some of the important APIs will be discussed.

Where To Get The APIs

All the APIs exposed by Anypoint Platform can be found here. The URL of the Cloudhub APIs can be accessed here. Also, the Mule documentation contains some important information on how to use the Cloudhub APIs. It can be found here .

Deploy Using Cloudhub API

Here in this section, the important and necessary steps to deploy a Mule application using all those APIs in the above section will be discussed.

Login API

First, you will need to get the access token. Here is how to get it:

API Endpoint	https://anypoint.mulesoft.com/accounts/login
Method	POST
Input	`{ "username" : "max" , "password" : "mule" }`
Output	`{ "access_token" : "b33e50a1-14a9-4f42-a92d-65940e02324b", "token_type" : "bearer", "redirectUrl" : "/home/" }`

Get Anypoint Platform Account Information

After getting the token, let's get the information about our Anypoint Platform account.

API Endpoint	https://anypoint.mulesoft.com/accounts/api/me
Method	GET
Content-Type	application/json
Header	Authorization → token we retrieved at Login step
Output	{ "access_token" : { "expires_in" : 3278 }, "user" : { "id" : "5e2b163d-f28a-4cdd-a199-3e2588354bba", "createdAt" : "2017-05-18T21:49:27.916Z", "updatedAt" : "2017-06-07T13:23:39.030Z", "firstName" : "Anupam", "lastName" : "Gogoi", "email" : "[email protected]", "phoneNumber" : "1111111111", "idprovider_id" : "mulesoft", "username" : "dgogoi", "enabled" : true, "deleted" : false, "organizationPreferences" : { "deedf975-d1a6-4191-acf5-ed203ecd7970" : { "defaultEnvironment" : "264aabf7-3e56-435b-a775-c6cf5c15f9c0" } }, "organization" : { "name" : "AC", "id" : " deedf975-d1a6-4191-acf5-ed203ecd7970 ", "createdAt" : "2017-05-18T21:49:27.955Z", "updatedAt" : "2017-05-30T19:22:03.697Z", "ownerId" : "5e2b163d-f28a-4cdd-a199-3e2588354bba", "clientId" : "0c19a09185334e9b977c4c4790e908fa", "domain" : "ac-9" } }

In the output, the value of our concern is the Organization ID.

Get the Environment ID

The Environment (Development, Production, Quality) ID can be obtained in two ways:

Using CLI tools.
Using the API.

Using CLI tools

Please check this link to install and configure Anypoint CLI. After installing, please log into Anypoint Platform.

👁 Screen Shot 2017-06-06 at 6.13.21 PM.png

After login, execute the following command: account environment list

👁 Screen Shot 2017-06-06 at 6.16.55 PM.png

It will show the environments and their respective IDs.

Using the API

API Endpoint	https://anypoint.mulesoft.com/accounts/api/organizations/{ORGANIZATION_ID}/environments
Header	Authorization → token we retrieved at Login step
URI Param	ORGANIZATION_ID → It can be found in the step where we retrieved the Anypoint Platform account information.
Method	GET
Content-Type	application/json
Output	`{ "data" : [ { "id" : " 264aabf7-3e56-435b-a775-c6cf5c15f9c0 ", "name" : "Production", "organizationId" : "deedf975-d1a6-4191-acf5-ed203ecd7970", "isProduction" : true, "type" : "production" } ], "total" : 1 }`

Deploy to the Environment

API Endpoint	https://anypoint.mulesoft.com/cloudhub/api/v2/applications
Authentication	Basic Authentication → Anypoint Platform Login and Password
Header	X-ANYPNT-ENV-ID → The environment ID we have retrieved in the previous step
Method	POST
Content-Type	multipart/form-data Required parameters are, file → Browse to the zip archive to be deployed appInfoJson → `{ "domain" : "maven-test", "muleVersion" : { "version" : "3.8.2" }, "region" : "us-east-1", "monitoringEnabled" : true, "monitoringAutoRestart" : true, "workers" : { "amount" : 1, "type" : { "name" : "Micro", "weight" : 1, "cpu" : "0.1 vCore", "memory" : "500 MB memory" } }, "loggingNgEnabled" : true, "persistentQueues" : true }`
Output	{ "versionId" : "593805c0e4b0a6bb61298834", "domain" : "maven-test", "fullDomain" : "maven-test.cloudhub.io", "properties" : {}, "propertiesOptions" : {}, "status" : " UNDEPLOYED ", "workers" : { "type" : { "name" : "Micro", "weight" : 0.1, "cpu" : "0.1 vCores", "memory" : "500 MB memory" }, "amount" : 1, "remainingOrgWorkers" : 0.8, "totalOrgWorkers" : 1 }, "lastUpdateTime" : 1496843712690, "fileName" : "maven-test-1.0.0.zip", "muleVersion" : { "version" : "3.8.2", "updateId" : "589baf5be4b0126ff1b986d5", "endOfSupportDate" : 1633417200000 }, "userName" : "", "persistentQueues" : true, "persistentQueuesEncryptionEnabled" : false, "persistentQueuesEncrypted" : false, "monitoringEnabled" : true, "monitoringAutoRestart" : true, "staticIPsEnabled" : false, "hasFile" : true, "secureDataGatewayEnabled" : false, "loggingNgEnabled" : true, "loggingCustomLog4JEnabled" : false, "trackingSettings" : { "trackingLevel" : "DISABLED" }, "logLevels" : [], "ipAddresses" : [] }

At this step, the application is uploaded to CloudHub but is not yet deployed. To deploy, please use the following API.

Start the Application

API Endpoint	https://anypoint.mulesoft.com/cloudhub/api/applications/{APP_NAME}/status
Authentication	Basic Authentication → Anypoint Platform Login and Password
Header	X-ANYPNT-ENV-ID → Environment ID we have extracted
URI param	APP_NAME → Name of the app to be started
Method	POST
Content-Type	application/json
Input	`{ "status" : " 'stop' or 'start' " }`
Output	{}

Conclusion

In this article, I have discussed some of the important APIs exposed by Cloudhub. For a detailed explanation of all the APIs exposed by CloudHub, please have a look at the developer portal exposed by Anypoint Platform. Interestingly, the mule-maven-plugin is created using all these APIs.

N.B.: All the above APIs have been tested with Postman only.

API

Opinions expressed by DZone contributors are their own.

I Reverse-Engineered 50 API Breaches. The Same Five Mistakes Keep Appearing.
The Documentation Crisis Nobody Sees: Why AI Agents Are Breaking Faster Than Humans Can Document Them
A Practical Blueprint for Deploying Agentic Solutions
Beyond Manual Annotation: Engineering Self-Correcting Pseudo-Labeling Pipelines

URL: https://dzone.com/articles/using-cloudhub-api