Step 6. Monitor and Manage
In this final step, you’ll learn how to monitor your deployed API using Runtime Manager, your operations dashboard for CloudHub applications.
Step 6.1: Access Runtime Manager
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From Anypoint Platform, navigate to Runtime Manager.
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Make sure you’re viewing the Sandbox environment.
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Select your hello-world-impl application.
The dashboard opens.
Step 6.2: View Application Health
The dashboard shows real-time metrics:
- Status
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Running (green) means your API is healthy.
- Replicas
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Shows 1/1 (1 running replica out of 1 expected).
- Last Updated
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The last time the application was updated.
- Mule Messages
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The number of Mule messages the application has processed. Send a few test requests from Postman and watch the Mule Messages graph update.
- Average Response Time
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The average response time of the application.
- Errors
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The number of errors the application has encountered.
Step 6.3: View Application Logs
Logs help you troubleshoot and understand what your application is doing.
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In Runtime Manager, click Logs in the left menu.
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You’ll see recent log entries.
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Send a request to your API from Postman.
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Refresh the logs to see your Logger message:
INFO [hello-world-impl].get:\greeting Received greeting request for name: World -
Use log filters:
- Log Level
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Filter by INFO, WARN, or ERROR.
- Search
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Find specific text.
- Time Range
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View logs from the last 30 days.
Logs show every request, error, and Logger message from your application.
Step 6.4: Understand Your Application URL
Your application URL has this structure:
https://hello-world-impl-jsmith.<space-domain>.cloudhub.io/api/greeting-
hello-world-impl-jsmith: Your unique application name -
<space-domain>: Your Shared Space’s domain -
/api/greeting: Your API endpoint path
This URL is publicly accessible and automatically includes:
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HTTPS/TLS encryption
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Load balancing across replicas
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Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) protection
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Automatic scaling
Step 6.5: Test from Anywhere
Your API is now accessible from any device:
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Test the API from your phone’s browser.
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Share the URL with teammates.
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Call the API from other applications.
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Use the API in front-end web apps.
Try it! Open a browser on any device and visit:
https://your-app-url.cloudhub.io/api/greeting?name=WorldYou’ll see your greeting in the browser.
What You Learned
Congratulations! You’ve completed the full API development lifecycle:
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Designed an API spec with Anypoint Code Builder
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Developed the API implementation in Anypoint Code Builder
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Tested the API locally with debugging tools
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Deployed the API to CloudHub 2.0
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Verified and monitored the API in Runtime Manager
Clean Up (Optional)
To remove your tutorial application and free up resources:
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In Runtime Manager, click your application.
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Click Settings > Delete Application.
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Confirm deletion.
Your application is stopped and removed from CloudHub 2.0.