Managing Runtime Fabric

After you install and configure Anypoint Runtime Fabric and deploy Mule applications and API proxies, you might need to perform additional tasks.

Monitor and View
- View Runtime Fabric status.
  
  See View Runtime Fabric Health Details.
- Use Anypoint Monitoring and Anypoint Visualizer to monitor applications deployed to Runtime Fabric.
  
  See Monitor Applications Deployed to Runtime Fabric.
- Monitor the performance and health of your Runtime Fabric installation.
  
  See Use Ops Center on Anypoint Runtime Fabric.
Update
- Install rtfctl to manage Runtime Fabric settings.
  
  See Install rtfctl.
- Install patches and perform other scheduled maintenance on Runtime Fabric.
  
  See Perform Scheduled Maintenance.
- Replace your Mule license key.
  
  See Replace a Mule License Key.
Maintain
- Configure proxy settings used by Runtime Fabric outbound connections.
  
  See Manage Proxies Used by Runtime Fabric.
- Manage Runtime Fabric secure properties.
  
  See Manage Secure Properties in Runtime Fabric.
- Enable mutual authentication.
  
  See Configuring Mutual Authentication with Anypoint Platform.
- Add or remove nodes from a cluster to maintain cluster health or to perform an upgrade.
  
  See Add or Remove a Node from a Runtime Fabric.
- Stop and restart a Runtime Fabric.
  
  This requires stopping and restarting each instance.
- Back up Runtime Fabric.
  
  See Back up and Restore Runtime Fabric.
Uninstall Runtime Fabric manually.

See Uninstall Runtime Fabric Manually.
Troubleshoot errors with installation or post-installation.

See Troubleshooting Runtime Fabric.

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