MuleSoft (Mule4)

### **1. Core MuleSoft Concepts** #### **What is MuleSoft, and what are its key components?** - **MuleSoft** is an integration platform that enables organizations to connect applications, data, and devices seamlessly. - **Key Components**:   - **Anypoint Platform**: The core platform for designing, building, and managing APIs and integrations.   - **Anypoint Studio**: The IDE for developing Mule applications.   - **Anypoint Exchange**: A repository for sharing APIs, templates, and connectors.   - **Runtime Engine**: Executes Mule applications.   - **API Manager**: Manages and secures APIs.   - **DataWeave**: Transformation language for data mapping. #### **Explain the API-led connectivity approach in MuleSoft.** - **API-led connectivity** is a method of connecting data and applications through reusable APIs. - It consists of three layers:   1. **System APIs**: Expose data from core systems.   2. **Process APIs**: Orchestrate data and business logi...

Self-Introduction for Mulesoft Lead developer Role: Hi, my name is Sravan Kumar. I completed my MCA in 2011 and started my career in 2013 as an Android developer. I worked as an Android developer for 6 years, building reliable and user-friendly mobile applications. In 2019, I transitioned to integration development and worked as a Magic xpi developer for 1 year, where I learned how to connect different systems and automate processes. For the past 5 years, I’ve been working as a Mulesoft Lead. In this role, I’ve designed and implemented integration solutions using the Mulesoft Anypoint Platform. My work involves creating APIs, connecting systems like SAP and Salesforce, and managing complex integrations. I also lead teams, mentor team members, and ensure projects are completed on time and with high quality. I enjoy solving technical challenges, learning new technologies, and helping businesses improve their systems through better integration. I’m looking forward to using my skills and e...

Brief introduction about your experience. What was the last account you have worked on? How many companies have you worked for? Explain one of the flows you have worked on. CloudHub and RTF differences explain. Which version you used? Diff between SOA and EAI. When we go for WSDL or when we go for RAML? Explain Parallel Process and Batch Job. Explain Batch Job and steps involved. In real-time, how records will be processed in a batch job? DataWeave test: Can you define an array of common elements to find from two arrays? Interviewer name: Harsh Self introduction. Do you have Salesforce experience? What's your current project and day-to-day roles? What is the biggest challenge you have faced recently in a project? Explain how you resolved that biggest issue. How was the API fault tolerance issue resolved? Have you heard of persistence queues and dead-letter queues? What is Mule Event Processor? What is Mule Event and Mule Event Processor? Explain scopes in Mule...

1) doyou have experiance in mule3. 2) what are the diff btw mule3 and mule4. 3) what are the versions runtime you are using 4) what is the diff btv flow, subflow, private 5) FTP/SFTP--and configuration , diff operations  6) filesize is more and have less vcores what you can do. 7) what is a scheduler. 8) what is fixed freequency, cron 9) cloud hub default timezone--Ans:UTC 10)how to sechedu a scheduler after before scheduler complete. 11) re-connection stratogy , where we will apply 12) untill successfull 13) what are the scopes you have worked. 14) the file size is bigger , no workers available. 15)System A and B provide data asynchronously: The data is not available at the same time. You need to aggregate the data: Data from both systems must be combined and sent to a destination. Handle timing differences: Since both systems don't return data simultaneously, you must wait for data from both or handle data persistence. 16) what is the output of parllel for eatch. 17) what is maxc...

1. map (Transform elements in an array or object) Map an array of numbers to their squares: Input: [1, 2, 3, 4] Output: [1, 4, 9, 16] Dataweave %dw 2.0 output application/json --- payload map ($*$) Convert an array of strings to uppercase: Input: ["apple", "banana", "cherry"] Output: ["APPLE", "BANANA", "CHERRY"] Prefix all keys in an object with "key_": Input: {"name": "John", "age": 25} Output: {"key_name": "John", "key_age": 25} Map an array of objects to only include specific fields: Input: [ {"name": "John", "age": 25, "city": "New York"}, {"name": "Jane", "age": 30, "city": "Los Angeles"} ] Output: [{"name": "John", "city": "New York"}, {"name": "Jane", "city": "Los Angeles...