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Connect your Anypoint Platform organization by saving your Connected App's client_id/client_secret plus your organization ID and a default environment ID, after checking they actually work together. You'll need: a Connected App (Anypoint Platform > Access Management > Connected Apps > create one as "App as Owner" for machine-to-machine access) granted the permissions you want to use (e.g. "Manage Applications" for CloudHub). Note: this manages CloudHub Mule applications and API Manager instances -- Design Center specs and Access Management users/roles are out of scope here.

Disconnect one Anypoint Platform organization/environment. Nothing in Anypoint Platform is changed; the saved Connected App credentials are deleted here.

List the connected Anypoint Platform organizations/environments.

List CloudHub Mule applications in the connected organization/environment, with their status (STARTED/UNDEPLOYED/etc.).

Read one CloudHub Mule application in full -- status, workers, Mule runtime version, region.

Start a stopped CloudHub Mule application.

Stop a running CloudHub Mule application.

Restart a CloudHub Mule application.

Update a CloudHub Mule application's workers, worker size, or application properties.

Permanently delete (undeploy) a CloudHub Mule application. Cannot be undone.

Read recent log lines for a CloudHub Mule application.

List alerts configured on a CloudHub Mule application.

Create a new alert watching a CloudHub Mule application (e.g. notify on application status changes or restarts).

Permanently delete a CloudHub application alert. Cannot be undone.

List scheduled flow triggers configured on a CloudHub Mule application.

Enable or disable a scheduled flow trigger on a CloudHub Mule application.

Run a CloudHub application's scheduled flow trigger immediately, regardless of its schedule.

List API instances registered in API Manager for the connected organization/environment.

Read one API Manager instance in full.

Start SEVERAL CloudHub Mule applications in one call, by explicit domains. Continues past individual failures and reports per-domain results.

Stop SEVERAL CloudHub Mule applications in one call, by explicit domains. Continues past individual failures and reports per-domain results.

Restart SEVERAL CloudHub Mule applications in one call, by explicit domains. Continues past individual failures and reports per-domain results.

Permanently delete SEVERAL CloudHub Mule applications in one call, by explicit domains. Cannot be undone. Continues past individual failures and reports per-domain results.

Build one aggregated health report across every CloudHub Mule application in the connected environment -- status, worker count, current vs. latest recommended Mule runtime version, and staleness -- in a single call instead of paging through list_cloudhub_applications by hand. This is a connector-native convenience, not a native Anypoint Platform report.

List only the CloudHub Mule applications running on an outdated Mule runtime version compared to Anypoint's own recommended upgrade -- a filtered view of audit_cloudhub_environment for teams that just want the upgrade backlog.