andreacomo/mule-ee repository overview

⁠Mule ESB EE Trial Dockerfile

Docker Image packaging for MuleESB⁠ Enterprise 30-days trial.

This image is only for evaluation purpose unless you are owner of a valid license key.

Based on work of vromero/mule⁠ Docker image for CE version.

⁠Usage

For a simple application using 8081 port as HTTP

docker run -d --name muleEsbEE381 -p 8081:8081 -v ~/myAppsDir:/opt/mule/apps -v ~/myLogsDir:/opt/mule/logs andreacomo/mule-ee

Trial period will start after first run.

⁠Noteworthy mount points

⁠Exposed ports

⁠Cluster evaluation

In order to evaluate MuleESB cluster capabilities, you can create a cluster with 2 nodes thanks to Docker Compose⁠

• clone repository from GitHub⁠
• change dir to cluster
• run

docker-compose up

to launch the cluster and see logs in console, or

• run

  docker-compose up -d
  

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  to launch the cluster in detached mode.

Docker Compose will:

• launch 2 container with MuseESB EE (trial) communicating each other via multicast in a isolated network
• for mule-node1 service:
  • bind mule-node1:8081 to localhost:8081
  • mount /opt/mule/apps volume to ~/mule-cluster/node1/apps
  • mount /opt/mule/logs volume to ~/mule-cluster/node1/logs
• for mule-node2 service:
  • bind mule-node2:8081 to localhost:9081
  • mount /opt/mule/apps volume to ~/mule-cluster/node2/apps
  • mount /opt/mule/logs volume to ~/mule-cluster/node2/logs

Edit docker-compose.yml to fit your preferred configuration