Runtime Fabric Explained | Lightboard Series

[@--Nath--]

Update: since filming there are two options for Runtime Fabric: this video was talking about the "on virtual machines/bare metal" option. There is an option to "bring your own kubernetes" via a hosted k8s which will probably suit those already using a hosted k8s service.

[@jacekbiaecki8076]

04:40 - AWS and Azure is mentioned.

[@sandeepsingla5776]

is controller and worker both running in the dedicated cluster?

[@vasm3700]

Good Explanation...any video ref. on technical part?

[@mulesoftvids]

Hello Vas! Have you seen this Friends of Max video? Documentation is linked in the video description. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbWnq1tmK-Jpsk Another great option to learn Runtime Fabric is this course: training.mulesoft.com/course/operations-runtime-fabric Hope that helps!

[@vivektiwari9853]

great video Nathan

[@--Nath--]

No worries, good to hear it was worth the effort to produce the content. I suspect it will be a long while before I'm back in San Francisco with the current covid situation.

[@johnmathewphilip6894]

great video nathan!

[@--Nath--]

Thanks! Glad it was useful!

[@pjagadale]

How to manage deploy bath applications in rtf

[@jacekbiaecki8076]

@Nathan thank you for this video although trying to explain SUCH A COMPLEX solution as RTF in 5 minutes 16 seconds sounds like a suicidal mission :)

[@ceop1239]

Do you need muleruntime running on server if installing runtime fabric

[@--Nath--]

RTF creates the docker infrastructure - you then deploy an app which the control plane talks to RTF to provision a container that contains the Mule runtime. There's no need to install the Mule runtime yourself - it's part of the image that RTF uses to deploy to docker.

[@positivemedia4233]

Nice video

[@--Nath--]

Thanks! Was certainly a learning curve filming this stuff - I have a lot more respect for people who get filmed for a living.