How does CloudHub deployment work and what are workers and vCores?

CloudHub is MuleSoft's cloud iPaaS platform for deploying Mule applications. Deployment unit: Worker — a dedicated virtual machine running one Mule application. Worker sizes (vCores): 0.1, 0.2, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16. vCore: A unit of compute capacity on CloudHub. Larger vCores provide more CPU, memory, and bandwidth. Multiple workers of the same size can be run for horizontal scalability and high availability (Persistent Queues + multiple workers enable load balancing). Configuration: specify vCore size, number of workers, region, and environment in Anypoint Runtime Manager. Persistent Queues: Enable CloudHub-level message persistence between workers (ensures at-least-once delivery). Static IPs: Fixed outbound IP addresses for firewall allowlisting. CloudHub manages infrastructure, patching, and monitoring — developers focus on the application. CloudHub 2.0 uses container-based deployment with Kubernetes under the hood.