RAML is typically used for which aspect of MuleSoft API design?

• A. Defining REST resources and methods during API design.
• B. Configuring batch processing.
• C. Providing a human-readable API model and documentation.
• D. Managing TLS certificates.

Answer: (A)

RAML is a modeling language used during API design to define REST resources and the HTTP methods available on them. It specifies the paths, operations, parameters, request/response bodies, and data types, creating a blueprinted contract for the API. This design-focused description guides implementation and enables tooling like documentation and mocks, but the core purpose is to lay out the API’s structure—resources and methods—rather than handling batch processing or TLS management.