When is Anypoint Runtime Fabric recommended for deployment?

Anypoint Runtime Fabric is recommended for deployment in private IaaS or on-premises infrastructure because it provides a consistent, scalable, and reliable environment for running Mule applications. This deployment model enables organizations to have more control over their infrastructure while still benefiting from the features that Runtime Fabric offers, such as automated scaling, high availability, and simplified management of applications.

In private environments, businesses often have specific compliance, security, and governance requirements that necessitate maintaining their own infrastructure. Runtime Fabric allows them to leverage containerization and orchestration while adhering to these standards. This flexibility is particularly advantageous for organizations that need to integrate with existing on-premises systems, manage sensitive data, or require high levels of customization in their data pipelines and integrations.

The other scenarios do not fully align with the primary use cases for Anypoint Runtime Fabric. For example, while high scalability is one of its features, it is not the sole reason for its deployment. Additionally, using Runtime Fabric is not restricted to public cloud services or solely for integrating with legacy systems; its versatility makes it suitable for a broader range of deployment scenarios beyond those specific contexts.