Mule deploying a cloud hub application

Deploying a CloudHub Application

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Deploying a CloudHub Application

You can deploy a CloudHub application from:

Anypoint Studio - Right-click your project and click CloudHub > Deploy to

CloudHub. For an example of deploying to CloudHub directly from Anypoint

Studio, see Hello World on CloudHub.

CloudHub - From the Applcations tab, click the Deploy application button.

This page describes the options on the Deploy Application page.

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Deploying an Application from CloudHubTo deploy an application:

Log into Anypoint Platform or click Sign up on the sign on page.

Click CloudHub:

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Click on Deploy application

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The Deploy Application page opens:

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Creating an Application Name

Every application requires a unique application domain name. The application domain identifies your application in CloudHub and also provides you with a public URL,http://myapplicationdomain.cloudhub.io, for accessing the application if it exposes any inbound endpoints.To deploy an application, click Deploy application on the CloudHub console. in the Deploy Application dialog, enter a unique application name. The Application Name also becomes the cloudhub.io domain name that you use to access your application; for example the Application Name, abcde is accessible at http. Valid names contain alphanumeric characters and dashes, and contain at most 40 characters. If the name is valid, CloudHub alerts you whether it is available or already reserved by another user.

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Deployment Target

CloudHub lets you specify where you want to deploy your application:On the CloudHub worker cloudOn an on-premises server, server group, or clusterFor more information on deploying to a server or server group, see Managing Applications and Servers in the Cloud and On Premises.

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Application File

Upload a new file for deployment. Click the Choose file button, select your application file, and then click Open. You can also click the Get from sandbox button to copy a file from a non-production environment into your current environment. (If the Get From Sandbox button does not appear, you may first need to create a non-production environment to view this option.)