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How to Use Mulesoft VM Connector

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VM Connector is used for intra-app (within the app) and inter-app communication through either transient or persistent asynchronous queues.               

  • Transient queues: This type of queue is volatile means data would be lost in case of system crashes or restart. Transient queues are faster than persistent queues.
  • Persistent queues: This type of queues are more reliable, data would be persisted in case of a system crash or failure, or restart. These queues are slower than Transient Queues.

VM Connector is mainly used for the following: 

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FizzBuzz on Mule 4 With a While Loop Using VM Queue

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A friend shared this youtube video on the Art of Code where FizzBuzz was demonstrated on SonicPi and also at end of the video (I won’t spoil it for you). After watching it, I was highly inspired to also implement it on Mule, because why not? I even searched the web to see if anyone had already done a FizzBuzz loop on Mule. The fact that I then did it last night kinda tells you that the answer was no.

It turns out that I also learned a thing or two implementing FizzBuzz on Mule 4. FizzBuzz is one of the ways loops are introduced when learning a programming language. Even the recent Golang course I took also introduces loops using FizzBuzz. For the uninitiated, FizzBuzz is derived from a children’s game, the problem statement for a FizzBuzz program is pretty straightforward. This is the same one you can find at HackerRank.

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