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mulesoft-consulting / json-logger

Drop-in replacement for default Mule Logger that outputs a JSON structure based on a predefined JSON schema
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request for support and a new user for external Maven clients #7

Closed GeraldLoeffler closed 5 years ago

GeraldLoeffler commented 5 years ago

Training is currently developing a new "Advanced Developer" course, and as part of that we're depending on the Mule4-version of this json-logger by downloading it as a Maven dependency from the Services Exchange, as indicated in your README. This works fine. However, it means that students attending a delivery of this Training course (i.e., customers) will need to configure their Maven builds accordingly. This has 2 repercussions:

  1. It means that we as Training must be able to rely on the json-logger being available from the Services Exchange at all times - otherwise deliveries of this course will fail. Can we rely on this?

  2. Students should ideally use separate credentials to authenticate agains the Services Exchange Maven facade (i.e., better not guest-mule?) with minimal privileges (the "Exchange Viewer" Anypoint Platform role is sufficient): if you agree then please create such an Anypoint Platform user.

GeraldLoeffler commented 5 years ago

just saw your blog article at https://blogs.mulesoft.com/dev/anypoint-platform-dev/json-logging-mule-4/ and have noted that you've already published Services Exchange credentials (guest-mule) to the world, so i suppose both of my requests above don't need any action?

skuller commented 5 years ago

hey @GeraldLoeffler, if it's for training I would suggest having assets like this in your own Training Exchange so that you can better handle it's access and lifecycle but to your point, yes guest-mule is an exchange view only user and unless I'm shown the door, my Exchange should be up and running for the time being :)