Mule Management Console Documentation

The management console for Mule ESB provides a centralized way to manage all of your Mule enterprise edition deployments, both standalone and those embedded in an application server.

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This guide is for version 3.2.0 and 3.1.x. Information specific to Mule 3.2.0 is marked as [Mule 3.2]. For information on the version previous to 3.1.x, click here. Mule ESB 3.2.0 Release Notes Mule ESB 3.1 Release Notes Read Me First Architecture of the Management Console Installing the Management Console How to Run the Management Console How to Use the Management Console Troubleshooting Tips Common Tasks Getting Started Quick Start Guide to Mule ESB Server and the Management Console Adding and Managing Alerts and SLAs Monitoring and Debugging Applications Tracking Flows Analyzing Message Flows Debugging Message Processing Debugging the Loan Broker Example Application Setting Up Users Managing and Monitoring Mule Servers Working with Mule Server Instances Accessing Server Logs Monitoring a Server Monitoring Applications Viewing Server Alerts Viewing System Memory Viewing Threads Viewing Server Pools Working with the Server Configuration Files Viewing Server Properties Viewing Server OS Resources Viewing JMX Information Editing Server Settings Customizing Server Metrics Dashboard [Mule 3.2] Managing and Using Mule High Availability (HA) Clusters Mule High Availability (HA) Clusters Managing Mule High Availability (HA) Clusters Creating or Disbanding a Cluster Deploying, Redeploying, or Undeploying an Application To or From a Cluster Monitoring a Cluster Reliability Patterns

Managing Mule Applications Deploying Applications Maintaining the Server Application Repository Controlling and Analyzing Flows Working with Flows Analyzing Flow Processing and Payloads [Mule 3.2] Tracking and Analyzing Business Events Analyzing Business Events Tracking and Querying Business Events Business Events Use Cases Configuring a Database for Business Event Data Persistence Monitoring SLAs with Alerts Working With Alerts Defining SLAs and Alerts Setting Up Alert Destinations and Notifications Administering the Management Console Managing Users and Roles Validating the License Enabling Authentication Through LDAP Customizing the Dashboard Working with Logs Extending the Management Console Automating Tasks Using Scripts Scripting Examples Using the Management Console APIs Management Console Use Case Scenarios Using the Management Console for Performance Tuning