Mule integrations need access to secrets to connect to other APIs and backend systems. How can we provide these secrets securely? We’ll look at the built in use of Secure Properties and an alternative using Azure Key Vault to store the secrets. Plus, there will be a coding challenge for motivated attendees!
Hoegg Software, Co.
CEO
MuleSoft consultant for 10 years, trainer for 5 years. Led the Java user group in OKC twice for 2 years each term, and helped found the Techlahoma Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to grass-roots technology community in Oklahoma. Owner and tenant at StarSpace46, a technology and entrepreneurship focused coworking space in OKC. Hoegg Software provides very specialized consulting services relat…
MuleSoft consultant for 10 years, trainer for 5 years. Led the Java user group in OKC twice for 2 years each term, and helped found the Techlahoma Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to grass-roots technology community in Oklahoma. Owner and tenant at StarSpace46, a technology and entrepreneurship focused coworking space in OKC. Hoegg Software provides very specialized consulting services relating to MuleSoft and DevOps, and Ryan personally was one of the early adopters of MuleSoft and presented at the first MuleSoft conference in 2010. He is one of the leading practitioners in the country and has been involved in MuleSoft implementation, consulting, training, and curriculum development.
