Sign into the Mule web console, select the Deployments tab, check the application that needs to be redeployed, and select Redeploy. Note that if the application is deployed to two or more targets (eg JVMs), there is no option to deploy the application to only one of the JVMs. Selecting Redeploy will redeploy the application to each target.
To ensure the deployment was successful, check the mule_ee.log. First, there should be a New app event.
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+ New app 'name-SNAPSHOT-001' +
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Next, there should be a Started app event.
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+ Started app 'name-SNAPSHOT-001' +
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Next, there may be a Mule is up and kicking event.
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+ Mule is up and kicking (every 5000ms) +
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Lastly, there should be a deployed event.
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* app name * DEPLOYED *
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Refer to Resolve Failed Deploy if the deploy fails.
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+ Failed to deploy artifact +
+ 'yourApp', see below +
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You can also check the /opt/MuleSoft/<jvm name>/apps directory, and there should be a directory listed matching the application name.