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In this Codelab, I walk through how to build, connect, and manage event-driven applications using PubSub+, JavaScript, MQTT, Postgres, and Prisma 2.0.
I’m pleased to announce that we've added to our recently launched Solace PubSub+ Event Portal product something called the topic discovery explorer. It's an interactive graphical representation of topics that...
As a solutions architect, I talk regularly to developers and architects about IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. These terms, which are relatively new, can sometimes be confusing so I’d like to...
Once you embrace the idea of pairing your iPaaS with an event broker, you have more decisions to make. The first is whether to use the event broker provided by...
Event-driven architecture enables a modular structure in which components can be independently deployed in a decoupled manner that simplifies your microservices deployment strategy and makes it easier to use standardized...
Securing Apache Kafka can be difficult, whereas Solace event brokers form a platform for integrating enterprise security services in a consistent way that lets you more easily and completely secure...
Vuex is a state management pattern and library for Vue.js application that serves as a centralized store for all the components in an application. This blog post explains how easy...
Solace endpoints are objects created on the event broker to persist messages. There are two types of endpoints: a queue endpoint (usually just called a queue) and a topic endpoint....