CloudHub 2.0
Deploy your APIs and integrations effortlessly in the cloud.
Run your applications on a cloud-native platform that handles all the infrastructure management for you. Reduce operational overhead and speed up time-to-value.
Deploy your applications on a fully managed cloud service.
Use our fully managed, containerized cloud service to deploy and run MuleSoft applications. Operations stay simple with auto-scaling and easy IP management for faster setup.
Use global architecture built for high performance.
With data centers around the globe, CloudHub 2.0 ensures high availability and dependable performance. Lightweight containers boost application speed and make scaling simple when you need it.
Meet security and compliance standards automatically.
CloudHub 2.0 comes with built-in compliance for major standards like ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and SOC 2, ensuring your data is always secure.
Reduce overhead with fully managed infrastructure.
CloudHub takes care of all infrastructure maintenance, patches, and updates so your team doesn't have to. Auto-scaling and simplified static IP management are built right in to make operations seamless. With all the hardware and network complexity abstracted away, your teams can forget about managing servers and focus entirely on creating and deploying integrations and APIs.
Set up quickly to maximize your return on investment.
Deploy secure environments quickly using simplified configuration for Private Spaces and network connectivity. Faster setup accelerates project timelines and solution delivery, helping you realize integration value quickly instead of waiting on infrastructure provisioning.
Global scale with guaranteed uptime and built-in protection.
Global data centers provide reliable performance and guaranteed uptime. Applications automatically backup across multiple locations to stay running if problems occur. Efficient container technology delivers faster performance and handles scaling better than traditional methods.
Stay compliant globally with regional data control.
CloudHub comes with built-in compliance for major standards like ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and SOC 2, so your applications meet strict security requirements right from the start. You can also set integrations to run in specific regions, ensuring data stays and gets processed only in that location. For example, European data can be kept entirely within Europe to meet GDPR requirements, without needing to rebuild your solution.
Learn about container integration solutions.
CloudHub 2.0 documentation
Learn more about CloudHub 2.0 and important features through the official documentation.
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Deploy and manage your first API
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RUSH University Health Systems Migration Story
See how RUSH University Health Systems migrated to CloudHub 2.0 in this blog.
With CloudHub, Citrix can continue to move forward with more accelerated momentum than we had being anchored on-premises.
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CloudHub 2.0 Frequently Asked Questions
Cloud integration connects different applications and data sources - whether they're in the cloud, on-premises, or both - so they can share information seamlessly. Instead of isolated systems, you get a unified network where your CRM talks to accounting software, e-commerce syncs with inventory, and so on.
Containerized solutions package applications with everything they need to run (code, libraries, settings) into lightweight, portable "containers." Like shipping containers for software, they run consistently anywhere and share the host operating system, making them much more efficient than traditional virtual machines.
Key benefits include faster deployment (seconds vs. minutes), better resource efficiency, consistent environments across different systems, automatic scaling when demand increases, and simplified management. Containers also enable updates without downtime and provide better isolation between services.
Containers act as modern intermediaries that communicate with legacy systems through APIs, message queues, or database connections. They can pull data from older systems, transform it into modern formats, and send it to cloud applications without requiring you to rebuild working legacy systems.
Main challenges include network complexity, security and access controls, data persistence (since containers are stateless), monitoring distributed systems, and team skills gaps with container tools like Kubernetes. There's also managing dependencies and ensuring reliable connections to various integrated systems.