Deployment of Mule ESB Application using MMC
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The document discusses how to deploy Mule ESB applications using the Mule Management Console (MMC). MMC provides a centralized interface for monitoring, managing, and administering Mule ESB deployments. To deploy an application, users login to MMC and use the Deployments tab to provision applications to target Mule servers. The Deployments tab displays all provisioned applications and their statuses. Users can deploy, undeploy, and redeploy applications from this view. Users can also create new deployment groups in MMC to specify applications and servers for group deployments.
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