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Deploy Mule Applications

All Mule applications require deployment to a Mule runtime engine instance to run. MuleSoft supports three different deployment targets: CloudHub, Anypoint Runtime Fabric, and on-premises Mule instances.

When you deploy applications to CloudHub or to Anypoint Runtime Fabric, these services automatically manage the Mule runtime engine instances needed to run the applications.

If you deploy applications on-premises, the installation of Mule runtime engine is required.
See On-Premises Deployment Model for more information about characteristics specific to on-premises deployments.

In addition, different tools are available to deploy applications to each of the deployment targets:

Deployment Target Available Deployment Tools Mule Runtime Engine Installation

CloudHub

  • Anypoint Studio

  • Anypoint Runtime Manager

  • Anypoint Platform CLI

  • Mule Maven plugin

  • No installation of Mule runtime engine is required, because CloudHub workers start Mule instances as part of the deployment process.

CloudHub 2.0

  • Anypoint Runtime Manager

  • Anypoint Platform CLI

  • Mule Maven plugin

  • No installation of Mule runtime engine is required, because CloudHub 2.0 replicas start Mule instances as part of the deployment process.

Anypoint Runtime Fabric

  • Anypoint Runtime Manager

  • Runtime Manager in Anypoint Platform Private Cloud Edition

  • Mule Maven plugin

  • No installation of Mule runtime engine is required, because Anypoint Runtime Fabric internally starts Mule instances as part of the deployment process.

  • Installation of Anypoint Runtime Fabric in your desired infrastructure is required

On-premises

  • Anypoint Studio

  • Anypoint Runtime Manager

  • Runtime Manager in Anypoint Platform Private Cloud Edition

  • Anypoint Platform CLI

  • Mule Maven plugin

  • Installation of Mule runtime engine in your desired infrastructure is required.

  • You are responsible for the installation and configuration of your Mule instances.

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