How many Mule applications can run on a CloudHub worker?

A CloudHub worker is designed to host a single Mule application at one time. This means that each worker operates independently to ensure optimal performance and resource allocation for the deployed application. Running multiple applications on a single worker could lead to resource contention, inefficiencies, and potential downtimes, which is why CloudHub enforces this structure.

Understanding how workers are structured helps in planning for application deployment and ensures that each application can utilize the dedicated resources provided by the worker. Consequently, the emphasis on a one-to-one relationship between a Mule application and a CloudHub worker aids in maintaining performance standards, reliability, and predictability in application behavior.