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Salesforce MuleSoft Associate Exam Summary:
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Exam Name
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Salesforce MuleSoft Associate |
| Exam Code | MuleSoft Associate |
| Exam Price |
Registration fee: USD 75 Retake fee: Free |
| Duration | 70 minutes |
| Number of Questions | 40 |
| Passing Score | 70% |
| Recommended Training / Books | Prepare for Your Salesforce MuleSoft Associate Credential |
| Schedule Exam | Kryterion Webassessor |
| Sample Questions | Salesforce MuleSoft Associate Sample Questions |
| Recommended Practice | Salesforce Certified MuleSoft Associate Practice Test |
Salesforce MuleSoft Associate Syllabus:
| Section | Objectives | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Identify the roles, responsibilities, and lifecycle of a integration project |
- Identify the common reasons that IT integration projects frequently fail. - Define the IT delivery gap and describe MuleSoft's approach to closing it. - Describe the characteristics and roles of an API-led IT delivery model that emphasizes both production and consumption. - Describe the common delivery methodologies for integration projects. - Identify key DevOps practices and tools for building, testing, deploying, and delivering integration solutions. - Identify and describe the steps of the design, implement, and management stages of MuleSoft's recommended product-centric API lifecycle. - Describe the roles and responsibilities within a typical MuleSoft integration project team. |
17% |
| Recognize and interpret essential integration concepts and terminology |
- Distinguish between Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). - Identify the types of virtualization, computing, and storage infrastructure required by enterprise systems and describe the principles of system scalability. - Classify and describe common networking protocols used in system communication. - Recognize the differences between common data formats (for example, XML, YAML, and JSON) used in transformations and configuration files. - Define and describe the core concepts of API and enterprise system security. - Identify and describe the HTTP components that enable RESTful web services. - Define and correctly use the terms API implementation, API proxy, API interface, API client/consumer, and API invocation. - Identify and classify RESTful, SOAP, AsyncAPI, and GraphQL APIs. |
20% |
| Recognize common integration problems, use cases, and technical solutions |
- Classify and describe the characteristics of common enterprise systems. - Classify and describe the tradeoffs of legacy and modern integration approaches. - Given a complex business problem, identify the fundamental integration use cases that can deliver an end-to-end business solution. - Describe the purpose and function of the different classes of integration technologies. - Identify the types of integration technologies that are most suitable to realize different integration use cases and business scenarios. - Deconstruct an integration solution into its integration system constituents. |
17% |
| Explain the common technical complexities and patterns in integration development |
- Describe the differences between the request-reply, one-way, multicast, batch, and stream interaction patterns. - Explain the differences between the aggregation, orchestration, and choreography composition patterns. - Describe the purpose of an API specification and the benefits of following a design-first approach to API development. - Describe and compare observability approaches for integration solutions including logs, metrics, and tracing. - Design MuleSoft applications using common features of core connectors. - Describe the differences between cloud, hybrid, and on-premise deployment architectures. - Describe the differences and tradeoffs between monolithic and microservices application architectures. - Describe the difference between a service mesh and an API gateway. |
18% |
| Describe the components and benefits of Anypoint Platform for system integration |
- Identify the primary components of Anypoint Platform and their benefits for system integration. - Identify and describe the common characteristics of popular Anypoint Connectors for connecting to software applications, databases, and protocols. - Identify the components and describe the benefits of the Anypoint Platform runtime planes and control planes. - Describe the MuleSoft-hosted and customer-hosted deployment options for Anypoint Platform. - Describe the uses and benefits of the Anypoint Platform development tools and languages for integration developers and DevOps teams. - Describe and classify the types of reusable assets in Anypoint Exchange that form the building blocks of integration solutions. |
18% |
| Describe the components and benefits of Anypoint Platform for API management |
- Identify the primary components of Anypoint Platform and their benefits for API management. - Identify how MuleSoft products realize the goals of full lifecycle API development and Universal API Management (UAPIM). - Explain the advantages of API-led connectivity with Anypoint Platform over other integration and API management approaches. |
10% |