MuleSoft Ambassador Patryk's Blog
This is a wrap-up of the 9# Warsaw MuleSoft Meetup. At this event, Jaroslaw Bazyluk, Senior MuleSoft Developer, shared his experience on integration with Salesforce. It was not only a theoretical session but also a lot of demos showing you have to do different integration scenarios with SFDC.Jaroslaw covered Streaming API, Bulk API via Salesforce…
So far, I have explained how to configure your Dedicated Load Balancer to use your domains. Now we will focus on configuring it more securely. We enforce mutual authentication. My goal is to show you how to configure it, what the options are, and, last but not least, how to test it. Let’s get started….
In the last article, I described how to secure your services with the JWT Validation policy. To test it, I used Salesforce hands-on org from the trailhead. Imagine now that the Salesforce developer or admin reaches you and is asking you some questions about named credentials to set up JWT header. To make it smooth,…
A couple of my last articles focuses on connectivity between Salesforce and MuleSoft. This will be the next article in the series. In many cases, we would like to set up as secure communication as possible. We can start by enabling secure HTTP traffic, then sending a basic authorization header. How about sending a signed…
Last time I described connectivity scenario when Salesforce was reaching MuleSoft API exposed via Shared Load Balancer. What do we need to take into consideration when we slightly change our infrastructure and purchase a Dedicated Load Balancer? There are some vital changes that we should be aware of. In this article, I point out at…
Once we develop and deploy our MuleSoft applications, it is a good idea to test the connectivity. Is the calling system able to reach our API and receive a response? In this article, I will focus on the case when I expose API to Salesforce. I will use the Salesforce playground that is available on…
