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raghubavaraju/README.md

Raghu Bavaraju

Enterprise Integration Architect — MuleSoft | Cloud | API-Led Integration 14+ years designing and delivering API-led and cloud integration platforms for large, multi-brand enterprises.

An enterprise MuleSoft Integration Architect who stays technically hands-on — the repositories below are built to prove that, not just claim it.

What's here

Repository What it demonstrates
enterprise-order-integration-platform API-led connectivity reference architecture — System/Process/Experience API layering across SAP, Salesforce, and a relational order archive. RAML specs, DataWeave, OAuth2, MUnit, 5 ADRs.
event-driven-supply-chain-integration Asynchronous, event-driven integration on Kafka — idempotency, dead-letter queues, replay, ordering guarantees, and an operational runbook.
mulesoft-reusable-integration-patterns 13 standalone architecture patterns (error handling, security, resilience, versioning, testing, and more), each with trade-offs and when not to use it.
mulesoft-cloudhub2-vs-runtime-fabric Enterprise deployment decision framework — CloudHub 2.0 vs. Runtime Fabric for a hybrid-cloud scenario with on-prem SAP, private connectivity, and data residency requirements. Decision matrix, ADR, interview Q&A.

Every project models a fictional enterprise scenario — no proprietary employer information, credentials, or real system data appears in any repository. Each repo states this explicitly in its own README.

Background

  • Led migration of enterprise integration deployments from CloudHub 1.0 to CloudHub 2.0
  • Designed and delivered production APIs integrating SAP, Databricks, and Salesforce
  • Defined enterprise API governance standards and reusable integration patterns adopted platform-wide
  • Mentored and led MuleSoft engineering teams on architecture and delivery practices

Certifications: Salesforce Certified MuleSoft Platform Integration Architect (MCIA) · MuleSoft Certified Developer Level 1 · Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)

Core stack: Anypoint Platform · Mule 4 · DataWeave · CloudHub 1.0/2.0 · Runtime Fabric · Kafka · Docker/Kubernetes/OpenShift · Azure · AWS · Databricks · Java/Spring Boot

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  1. mulesoft-integration-architecture-portfolio mulesoft-integration-architecture-portfolio Public

  2. enterprise-order-integration-platform enterprise-order-integration-platform Public

    Enterprise MuleSoft API-led connectivity reference architecture — SAP + Salesforce, System/Process/Experience API layering, DataWeave, OAuth2, MUnit. Fictional scenario.

    RAML

  3. event-driven-supply-chain-integration event-driven-supply-chain-integration Public

    Event-driven MuleSoft integration (Kafka) — inventory/order/shipment/fulfillment events, idempotency, DLQ, replay, ordering.

    DataWeave

  4. mulesoft-reusable-integration-patterns mulesoft-reusable-integration-patterns Public

    13 reusable enterprise MuleSoft architecture patterns — error handling, security, resilience, idempotency, versioning, testing, and more.

  5. raghubavaraju raghubavaraju Public

  6. mulesoft-cloudhub2-vs-runtime-fabric mulesoft-cloudhub2-vs-runtime-fabric Public

    Mermaid