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Add Servers to Runtime Manager

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To add a Mule server to the Runtime Manager console so that you can manage it, you must first register it with the Runtime Manager agent. Use the amc_setup script to configure the Runtime Manager agent to communicate with Runtime Manager.

Prerequisites

  • Your enterprise license is current.

  • You are running Mule 3.6.0 or later, and API gateway 2.1 or later.

    For Mule 3.6.x, install the Runtime Manager agent.

    For Mule 3.7.x and later Mule 3.x versions, you can optionally update the Runtime Manager agent to the latest version to take advantage of all bug fixes and new features.

    For information, see Install or Update the Runtime Manager Agent.

  • If you must download the agent, you have an Enterprise support account.

  • If the server is already registered with another Runtime Manager instance, remove that registration first.

Add a Server

To add a Mule server to Runtime Manager:

  1. From Anypoint Platform, select Runtime Manager.

  2. Click Servers in the left menu.

  3. Click the Add Server button.

  4. Enter a name for your server.

    Server names can contain up to 60 alphanumeric characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9), periods (.), hyphens (-), and underscores (_), but not spaces or other special characters. Runtime Manager supports Unicode characters in server names.

    The server name must be unique in the environment, but it can be the same for the same organization in different environments.

    Runtime Manager generates the amc_setup command. This command includes the server name you specified (server-name) and the registration token (token) required to register Mule in your environment. The registration token includes your organization ID and the current environment.

    amc_setup command in the Add Server window
    Figure 1. The arrow shows the amc_setup command in the Add Server window.

  5. Click Copy command to copy the amc_setup command.

    This button appears only if the server name you specify is valid.

  6. In a terminal window, change to the $MULE_HOME/bin directory for the Mule instance that you’re registering.

  7. Paste the command on the command line.

  8. Include any other parameters on the amc_setup command line.

    For information, see amc_setup Parameters.

  9. If your environment requires all outbound calls to go through a proxy, specify proxy settings in either the $MULE_HOME/conf/mule-agent.yml file or the $MULE_HOME/conf/wrapper.conf file.

    See Connect the Agent Through a Proxy Server.

  10. If you are using the IBM JVM, see IBM JVM.

When the amc_setup command completes successfully, you see:

Mule Agent configured successfully
Connecting to Access Management to extract client_id and client_secret
Credentials extracted correctly, updating wrapper conf file

After the script completes successfully, the name of your server appears on the Servers tab of Runtime Manager with a status of Created.

If the server was running when you ran the amc_setup script, restart the server to reconnect with Runtime Manager.

IBM JVM

When creating a server using the IBM Java Virtual Machine (JVM), you must use a different truststore file than the default truststore installed by the Runtime Manager agent.

  1. Download the custom truststore from this knowledgebase article:

    Connectivity issues between Mule and Anypoint Runtime Manager using an IBM JVM

  2. Depending on your Mule version, rename the truststore file in $MULE_HOME/conf to one of these file names:

    • anypoint-truststore.jks

      Mule 4.1.3 (Agent 2.1.4) and later

    • truststore.jks

      Mule 4.1.2 (Agent 2.1.3)

  3. Copy the custom truststore into the $MULE_HOME/conf folder.

  4. Restart Mule.

Remove a Server from Another Runtime Manager Instance

If the server you want to add is already registered with a different instance of Runtime Manager, you must remove it before you can register.

To remove the server from Runtime Manager:

  1. In Runtime Manager, delete the server from the Server tab.

    See Shut Down, Restart, or Delete Servers.

  2. In the $MULE_HOME/conf directory, delete the mule-agent.yaml and mule-agent.jks files.

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