Your spotlight for a quick look at the latest new features in Solace Platform. Big or small, learn what’s new and dive deeper on the things that matter the most to you.
Observability tells you how your agents behave once they are live. Evaluation tells you whether they should go live at all. Together they close the loop, giving you the evidence to move an agent from "looks good in a Slack thread" to "measurably ready," and to keep it there as models, tools, and instructions change underneath you.
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Read moreEvery enterprise architect and developer knows the core frustration of Data Gravity. Your transaction systems, legacy databases, and relational stores excel at handling persistence, but they act like high-mass celestial bodies—trapping valuable event data deep within their silos.
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Self-serve event broker upgrades are now rolling out broadly across Solace Platform for those using cloud services. This gives you direct control over when and…
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Solace is adding an AI-assisted workflow to the Micro-Integration Development Kit (MDK), letting developers — and autonomous AI agents — scaffold, implement, and test a…
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Solace Schema Registry now ships a JSON Schema SERDES for .NET (v1.1.0), giving your .NET applications the same validation and governance that Avro and JSON Schema users on Java have had since GA of the Solace Schema Registry.
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The foundational layer of Solace Platform is Solace Event Broker, and long-term support releases represent a great opportunity to take a retrospective on the changes…
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Organizations are investing heavily in AI, analytics, and lakehouse architectures—but those systems are only as valuable as the data feeding them.
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In the real-world data isn't always perfectly micro-sized and because event driven architecture has become the gold standard for asynchronous decoupling across industries the architecture has new demands placed on it. Let’s explore two recent changes and see how they help customers with larger payloads.
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The transition from deterministic software architectures to agentic AI introduces new observability needs that Solace Agent Mesh with OpenTelemetry support solves.
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In a multi-agent AI ecosystem, relying solely on an LLM to dynamically route tasks introduces non-deterministic chaos.
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In a complex, event-driven architecture, relying on fragmented monitoring tools creates operational blind spots. When traditional APM tools lack deep insight into your event brokers, critical telemetry gets siloed.
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Deploying AI agents in the cloud and integrating them with the real time events that run your business can lead to fragmented architectures. Solace Agent Mesh - Cloud extends the power of event-driven architecture to the heart of your AI strategy.
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Designing a robust, best-practice Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) has traditionally been a bottleneck. It required weeks of specialized middleware expertise, hours of manual schema mapping, and constant back-and-forth alignment between siloed teams. Moving from a great idea to a production-ready reality meant navigating a steep learning curve, until now.
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Working with XML data just got a whole lot more powerful. Solace's transformation framework now includes full support for XML attributes — meaning you can map, transform, and route data carried in XML attribute fields just as easily as element-based content.
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The MS Teams gateway solves the problem of employee friction and data insecurity by allowing users to securely access complex enterprise AI agents directly inside their daily communication tool.
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