This article will delve into the details of the Mulesoft JWT Validation policy. It is intended for advanced users with a comprehensive understanding of the platform's internal operations. The goal is to provide a concise overview of the policy's inner workings.

Last week, we learned how to create a classic tunnel from GCP to Anypoint Platform. This week, we'll explain how to set up a tunnel between the Anypoint Platform and GCP so that Anypoint users can access a MySQL instance that is hosted by GCP.

Classic VPNs are quick and easy to configure, and understanding how they work will help prepare you to set up production-grade HA VPNs. In this short article, we will demonstrate how to create a Classic VPN tunnel from GCP to Anypoint Platform. 

You've seen hundreds of articles on how to use MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform, but very few of them take a deep dive into its inner workings. This article aims to delve into the internals of MuleSoft to find out how an API is tracked via API Instance ID. Already have existing knowledge of MuleSoft? This article is for you.

With the release of Anypoint Platform 2, there are some exciting changes in the API Autodiscovery feature. Here in this short article, I am going to describe how to make use of it in your applications.

The main goal of choosing an Authentication Protocol is to avoid the heavy lifting on development side and to make it easy on the API users with regards to consuming APIs. With OAuth2, the user authenticates as a virtual user with the same credentials they normally use to access the web app. Many developers will find that with OAuth2, their application security will be strengthened and their workload lightened.

Today, in the age of APIs, an API is not just a technical interface on top of a database. On the contrary, your API is your new business model. In the past, APIs were seen as just tools for Developers. But nowadays, their scope is not limited to internal use. The companies who make APIs are now exposing them APIs to external users around the globe. For example, Google Maps' APIs use Uber's APIs to calculate fares and travel times to destinations.