Mule Domains are supported in which runtime plane?

Mule Domains are supported in which runtime plane?

• A. CloudHub
• B. Customer-hosted runtime planes
• C. Public cloud runtimes
• D. On-premises only

Answer: (B)

Mule Domains let you share configuration and resources across multiple apps running in the same domain. For this to work, the domain’s resources must be loaded by a set of Mule runtimes that can access and share them together. CloudHub runs each application in its own isolated runtime, so there’s no shared domain environment there. Only customer-hosted runtime planes—where you deploy Mule Runtime on your own infrastructure (on‑premises or private clouds) and can run several runtimes that reference the same domain—support Mule Domains. That’s why the customer-hosted runtime planes are the correct choice.

Mule Domains let you share configuration and resources across multiple apps running in the same domain. For this to work, the domain’s resources must be loaded by a set of Mule runtimes that can access and share them together. CloudHub runs each application in its own isolated runtime, so there’s no shared domain environment there. Only customer-hosted runtime planes—where you deploy Mule Runtime on your own infrastructure (on‑premises or private clouds) and can run several runtimes that reference the same domain—support Mule Domains. That’s why the customer-hosted runtime planes are the correct choice.