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This was an interesting example I found in the Mulesoft GitHub repos. It seemed like a perfect candidate for Riff/Mu/Lambda, so I sketched out what it might look like.
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# mongo_twilio
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This sample sends an SMS via Twilio to any new customer entry added to a MongoDB database.
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This is derived from Mulesoft's sample app here:
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https://github.com/mulesoft/twilio-connector/tree/master/example-send-sms-interact-with-mongo
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Assuming we are deploying to AWS, running `$ mu deploy app.js` creates a new CloudFormation stack. That stack includes
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a single lambda that is triggered off modifications to the `clients` MongoDB database. This database is not provisioned
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by this stack; instead, we use name-based discovery to find an existing database configured in the environment.
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In fact, many configuration entries are automatically plumbed around in this example, which are passed manually in the
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Mulesoft example. For instance, the Twilio account SID and "from" phone number, are configured per stack deployment.
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