Category Archives: Integration

How to bulk delete all messages in Slack

By | April 5, 2019

The quickest way to delete all messages in a slack channel is to use slack-cleaner. You’ll need an API token first so log into slack and then open up this link: https://api.slack.com/custom-integrations/legacy-tokens Scroll down to “token legacy generator” and you should see some green buttons. With this token in hand, install slack-cleaner. On mac it is:… Read More »

Freeboard.io dashboard

By | February 24, 2017

A very neat open source dashboard tool that is very simple to use. Unfortunately the documentation that comes with it is far from complete but I managed to get something up and running. It is also mobile friendly as well.

What to do when IBM Cast Iron is non responsive?

By | September 15, 2015

If the IBM Websphere Cast Iron Web Management Console becomes non responsive, then the command line will be your best friend. SSH into the appliance using Putty if in windows or the standard terminal in Linux and run the various system commands from the link to the docs below. http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSGR73_7.0.0/com.ibm.wci.cli.doc/CLI_system_commands.html?lang=en Useful commands: system clean running… Read More »

How to get Mule ESB going on a Raspberry Pi 2

By | September 10, 2015

I was interested in putting Mule ESB on my Raspberry Pi 2 but couldn’t find any detailed notes around how to do this. It was this article which sparked my interest (http://blogs.mulesoft.com/biz/news/raspberry-pi-gets-an-api/) but this talked about a product called “Anypoint Edge” which I couldn’t find any information on. There were some notes on this post: http://forums.mulesoft.com/questions/989/raspberry-i.html… Read More »

How to install Mule in AWS

By | August 28, 2015

This was an interesting challenge and one where I couldn’t find step by step instructions on Google or the Mulesoft website. So I ended up trying this myself and hope this is useful for others. Prerequisite: – Access to AWS EC2 environment. Step 1: Create a new instance Launch a new Ubuntu instance. Choose at… Read More »