Policy intent, not only YAML
Quota, spike arrest, OAuth, and threat protection are mapped as intent, then expressed in the target model.
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Client work
Migration Agent. Platforms move as software.
Discover what you run, map it to the target, translate policies, and rehearse cutover. Built for client programs: Apigee to MuleSoft and other APM-to-APM paths.
Supported paths
Start with the pair that is already on the roadmap.
The agent is path-based. Apigee → MuleSoft is the primary APM-to-APM route. Adjacent pairs use the same discovery and mapping spine. We have used it on client cutovers.
| Source | Target | What moves |
|---|---|---|
| Apigee | MuleSoft | Proxies, products, apps, and policy intent |
| Apigee | Adjacent gateways | APM inventory, mapping, and policy intent |
| Integration stacks | MuleSoft | Flows and contracts, where the path is defined |
How the agent works
Four stages. One artifact trail.
01
Discover
Read the source estate: proxies, products, developers, and the policies that actually fire.
02
Map
Translate names, specs, and policy intent onto MuleSoft API Manager and related assets.
03
Validate
Diff source and target. Flag what cannot be automated. Keep a human in the loop on those rows.
04
Cut over
Dual-run, traffic shift, and a written backout. Not a Friday-night hope.
Specs stay first-class
OpenAPI and related contracts travel with the API so MuleSoft does not inherit a hollow shell.
Exceptions are visible
What the agent cannot translate is listed, owned, and scheduled. It does not get buried in a log.
Built for programs, not one-off scripts
Re-run discovery as the source estate changes. Migrations that last two quarters need that.