For Architects

In this post I’ll introduce a solution called a “context mesh,” and explain both how it works and how it can benefit your business.

MuleSoft announced support for AsyncAPI and a way of integrating with event brokers. We're glad because our customers have been asking for better event-driven integration capabilities with MuleSoft.

To help you understand how Anypoint MQ and PubSub+ Event Broker compare, I’ll compare them in six areas: connectivity, deployment options, distribution across environments, HA/DR, observability and routing via topics.

The 3 steps to embracing event-driven integration: Turn your integration architecture inside out; Build an event mesh that links everything; Give your team self-service access and governance.

Solace's new Declarative SEMP lets you use Terraform to provision and support your event brokers using code instead of manual processes.

This post explains how API architecture concepts apply to evented APIs, underscoring the significance of context and specificity in event APIs.

In this article, I expand on how hedge funds leverage cloud technology for maximizing performance and resilience in capital markets.

With today’s ever-increasing demands on the energy industry and regulations like the UK's MHHS, the need to make time-critical information and systems more event-driven has never been more relevant. Solace...