What statement is a part of MuleSoft's description of an application network?

MuleSoft defines an application network as an architectural approach that connects applications, data, and devices through a network of reusable APIs and assets. This model shifts from monolithic, point-to-point integrations to a composable enterprise where business units can discover and self-serve assets from the network. The core principle is creating reusable services that can be consumed across the organization to accelerate project delivery and foster innovation.

A. High availability is a desired quality of the infrastructure supporting the network, not the definition of the network itself.

C. An application network is technology-agnostic and much broader than just a collection of JMS messaging services.

D. The application network concept is the antithesis of point-to-point solutions delivered by a central IT bottleneck; it promotes decentralized development and reuse.

1. MuleSoft Whitepaper, "What is an application network?". It states, "An application network is a network of applications, data and devices connected by APIs... Every asset becomes a modern, managed API that makes it discoverable and reusable."

2. MuleSoft Documentation, "API-led connectivity". This page explains the methodology for building an application network, emphasizing "decoupling systems and exposing them as APIs that are built for reuse."

3. MuleSoft Official Training. (2021). Anypoint Platform Development: Fundamentals. Module 1: "Introducing Anypoint Platform". This module introduces the concept of the application network as a foundational principle of MuleSoft's approach.