Mule esb and Azure

1. Integration Of Mule Esb With
Microsoft Azure
Ashutosh and Mule

2. Integration Of Mule Esb With Microsoft Azure Overview
MuleSoft provides the most widely used integration platform to
connect any application, data service or an API, across the cloud
and on-premise continuum. Microsoft Azure is a cloud-based data-
storage infrastructure that is accessible to the user
programmatically via a MuleSoft Microsoft Service Bus connector.
The Microsoft Service Bus Mule connector allows developers to
access any amount of data, at any time and from anywhere on the
web. With connectivity to the Microsoft Azure API, users
can interface Azure to store objects, download and use data with
other Azure services. Applications can also be built for which
internet storage is required all from within MuleSoft Anypoint
Platform.
Instant access to the Microsoft AzureAPI enables businesses to
create seamless integration between Azure and other databases,
CMS applications such as Drupal, and CRM applications such as
Salesforce.

3. Prerequisites
Microsoft Azure Account
Microsoft Azure Namespace, Shared Access Key Name and Shared
Access Key Mule Anypoint Microsoft Service Bus Connector

4. Microsoft Azure Account
To complete this sample, we need an Azure account.
We can activate the MSDN
subscriber benefits or sign up for a free trial.

5. Creating Microsoft Azure Namespace
To begin using Service Bus topics and subscriptions in Azure,
firstly we must create a service namespace. A service
namespace provides a scoping container for addressing
Service Bus resources within the application.
To create a service namespace:
Log on to the Azure Management Portal

6. In the left navigation pane of the Management Portal,
clickService Bus
In the lower pane of the Management Portal, clickCreate
In theAdd a new name spacedialog, enter a namespace name.
The system immediately checks to see if the name is available.