Enable HTTP/HTTPS API Proxy | MuleSoft Hybrid with Customer-Hosted Runtime
In this video, we demonstrate how to enable an HTTP/HTTPS API Proxy using MuleSoft Hybrid deployment with customer-hosted runtimes. You’ll learn how to configure an API proxy in Anypoint API Manager, connect it to on-premises Mule runtimes, and expose secure HTTP/HTTPS endpoints. We’ll cover how hybrid deployment works, why enterprises choose customer-hosted runtimes, and how to integrate API proxies with local infrastructure. This tutorial also explains how to manage certificates, apply security policies, and monitor hybrid APIs within Anypoint Platform. By the end of this session, you’ll understand how to set up a hybrid API architecture with HTTP/HTTPS proxies in MuleSoft, combining the power of Anypoint API Manager with the flexibility of customer-hosted runtimes.
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