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Community best practices and SLAs
Solace Developer Community is a technical hub for discussing Solace PubSub+, event-driven architecture, event-driven development, security & compliance, microservices, and more! Made up of Solace employees, tech enthusiasts, and tech advocates, it is meant to be a community where members share new findings, ask questions,…
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New blog post for developers | test 4 – May 2, 2022
Benefits of Documenting Your Event Driven Architecture Now that you have your event-driven architecture documented, you have a centralized source of truth for how events move throughout the various systems in your enterprise. Read More › Leave your comments below. Source: https://testomssolace.wpengine.com/?p=45315
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test 3 – May 2, 2022
Challenges of Event Driven Architecture As you scale your event-driven architecture, it becomes increasingly difficult to keep track of where the data is routed to, which applications are publishing events, and which are consuming. Because of its decoupled nature, there is no simple way to identify the correlations between…
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Event Driven Architecture in 5 Steps – test May 2, 2022
As organizations look to adopt an event-driven architecture, they might find difficulty in documenting the design process, understanding how changes might impact services, and how to verify that the runtime matches the intended design. In this blog post, I’ll look at the step-by-step process on how to document your…
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How to Get the Most Out of Your EDA Summit 2022 Experience
It's 2022 and by now you're a pro at the whole "virtual event" thing -- love it or hate it, they have become part of life over the last two years for many of us. Thankfully, EDA Summit isn't just Read More › The post How to Get the Most Out of Your EDA Summit 2022 Experience appeared first on Solace. Source:…
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Introducing a Mesh Management Course on the Solace Academy
An event mesh is an extremely powerful part of the Solace ecosystem. It provides seamless event distribution across your entire network of event brokers, regardless of location, or infrastructure. It takes the concern of message routing away from applications and Read More › The post Introducing a Mesh Management Course on…
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Introducing the new PubSub+ Messaging API for Go
Solace has released version 1.0.0 of its Go client API for PubSub+ messaging applications. The API, formally called PubSub+ Messaging API for Go, is available on the Solace downloads page or through the Go get tool by typing go get Read More › The post Introducing the new PubSub+ Messaging API for Go appeared first on…
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Monthly Feature Highlight Training | April 2022
March was a big month for releases with Solace. Not only is there big API news for developers, but the release of PubSub+ Broker version 9.13.1 brought along some great features to make administrators lives easier when setting up connections Read More › The post Monthly Feature Highlight Training | April 2022 appeared…
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Join the First Solace Developer Community Virtual Easter Egg Hunt
We are glad to announce the launch of the first Solace Developer Community Virtual Easter Egg Hunt. The post Join the First Solace Developer Community Virtual Easter Egg Hunt appeared first on Solace. Source: https://solace.com/?p=45845
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An Open Source Approach to Delaying Message Redelivery Attempts
In this post, I’d like to introduce an open source project I developed to delay redelivery attempts when messages aren't successfully delivered. I’ll introduce its internal design and then dive into how I took advantage of an interesting Java construct Read More › The post An Open Source Approach to Delaying Message…
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Publishing Sensor Data to Solace over MQTT using a Raspberry Pi Motion Sensor
Khajan Singh is a middle school student and the youngest in the Solace Scholar program. He enjoys using hardware and data cloud to solve real-life problems. I wanted to detect if somebody walks into my room, so I set up Read More › The post Publishing Sensor Data to Solace over MQTT using a Raspberry Pi Motion Sensor…
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Designing and Naming Topics for Event-Driven Architecture with PubSub+
I will use an example of an electronic payment solution to illustrate how these events could be linked to constitute a business flow via topic structure under the EDA design (asynchronous, isolation and decoupling). The post Designing and Naming Topics for Event-Driven Architecture with PubSub+ appeared first on Solace.…
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Monthly Feature Highlight Training | March 2022
February was a great month for Solace. With the release of Solace PubSub+ Version 9.13 we saw more support for REST delivery points and our continued integration with the Red Hat Ecosystem has helped our PubSub+ customers trust in our Read More › The post Monthly Feature Highlight Training | March 2022 appeared first on…
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test posts – march 3 – 1
Last month Solace released version 1.0 of a new messaging API for Java. Why is it version 1.0 when we already have a Java API, you might ask? I’ll break that down first, then introduce the new one and explain why it’s such a big deal. A Tale of Two Java APIs “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name…
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test post – march 2- 1
Last month Solace released version 1.0 of a new messaging API for Java. Why is it version 1.0 when we already have a Java API, you might ask? I’ll break that down first, then introduce the new one and explain why it’s such a big deal. Read More › Source: https://testomssolace.wpengine.com/?p=45220
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test post – March 1 – 1
As organizations look to adopt an event-driven architecture, they might find difficulty in documenting the design process, understanding how changes might impact services, and how to verify that the runtime matches the intended design. In this blog post, I’ll look at the step-by-step process on how to document your…
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test post – Feb 28 -1 – Documenting Your Event Driven Architecture in 5 Steps
As organizations look to adopt an event-driven architecture, they might find difficulty in documenting the design process, understanding how changes might impact services, and how to verify that the runtime matches the intended design. In this blog post, I’ll look at the step-by-step process on how to document your…
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Governing Event-Driven Systems with Solace PubSub+ Event Portal
Dunith Dhanushka is a Solace Scholar and seasoned IT professional with over ten years of experience in architecting, building, and consulting large-scale event-driven systems by utilizing cloud-native microservices architectures. Event-driven architecture can be seen as a double-edged sword. When implemented Read More ›…
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Test post – Feb 25 – 1
This comparison of how Apache Kafka and Solace PubSub+ each enable event streaming across multi-site systems is part of a series of posts comparing Kafka with PubSub+. The first introduced the basics, the second explained how their implementation of publish/subscribe messaging differs, and the third covers how filtering,…
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Test post – Feb 24 – 3
Most modern enterprise IT systems use cloud-native services to add functionality, or improve capacity, performance, and flexibility, but the integration of such services can be challenging. RESTful HTTP is frequently used to establish communications between cloud-native services and other applications following a…
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Test posts – Feb 24 – 2
This comparison of how Apache Kafka and Solace PubSub+ each enable event streaming across multi-site systems is part of a series of posts comparing Kafka with PubSub+. The first introduced the basics, the second explained how their implementation of publish/subscribe messaging differs, and the third covers how filtering,…
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Test post – Feb 24 – 1
Event-driven microservices architecture poses unique challenges for scalability, and to realize the full potential of applications and maximize value, the ability to autoscale for capacity is essential. Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaler (KEDA) is a tool that helps solve these challenges for event-driven applications…
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Enabling Event-Driven Elixir Apps with PubSub+
Elixir is a fascinating programming language that is built on top of Erlang and puts a modern twist on a very robust programming language. One of the many intriguing features about the programming language is that it inherently promotes building Read More › The post Enabling Event-Driven Elixir Apps with PubSub+ appeared…
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