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Field CTO Jonathan Schabowsky shares his perspective on building event-driven microservices and how to maximize your enterprise architecture's agility, scalability, and reliability.
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Solace Event Portal for Kafka helped Freeus discover and document the Kafka event streams flowing between the many microservices of their newly distributed system.
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The Benefits of Microservices Choreography vs. Orchestration
Read NowSolace Parititoned Queues enable queues to maintain order and consumer as the microservices autoscale in response to demand.
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Muhammed Ali Solace PubSub+ Event Broker is a message broker that allows you to send and receive messages between applications, devices, and users. It supports several protocols, including MQTT,...
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Solace Partitioned Queues solve problems related to decoupled, load-balanced and even auto-scaled microservices by ensuring events flow correctly as consumer groups scale up and down. This lets...
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How To Use REST APIs With Microservices
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Solace named an event broker leader in the 2024 IDC MarketScape
Read the ExcerptThe Solace hub of connectors help organizations to on and off-ramp data and events to the event mesh to deliver on the promise of decoupled microservices.
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Get StartedDonald Le is a quality engineer in software with 9 years of experience. Event-driven architecture (EDA) helps deliver better real-time user experiences, and decoupled microservices, which improves...
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One of Australia's "big 4" banks used PubSub+ to modernize their payment processing system with event-driven architecture and microservices.
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En esta guía EDA, se presenta a los arquitectos la metodología detrás de la arquitectura basada en eventos y los 6 pasos para implementar un ecosistema escalable basado en eventos.
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This new whitepaper explains why it is important to bridge the divide between synchronous and asynchronous interactions (both of which are valid and necessary!) in a system composed of many...
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Breaking applications into bite-sized repurposable pieces called microservices generally makes life easier for developers, but business functions like signing someone up for a bank account or...
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Adopting a unified microservices platform provides the building blocks needed to create a microservices architecture that excels at synchronous and asynchronous microservices.
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Like microservices, event-driven architecture is becoming a key architectural and, dare we say, business pattern. Modern and agile engineering teams in large and small enterprises are using EDA to...
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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...
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Why scaling microservices is important and how Kubernetes and HPA provide an ideal framework for elastic horizontal scaling of microservices.
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If you have been reading the blogosphere at Solace (which I am sure, right now, you are ?), you’ll know that we wrote a series of blogs to frame the challenges and solutions to Event-Driven...
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You may need to expose new cloud-based services like this to existing applications that are connected to an ESB, and to new applications in a microservices architecture, and to IoT devices....
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Over the years, Solace has been working hard to help developers using the Spring Framework create Spring-based applications and event-driven microservices with Solace event brokers. I\'m proud to...
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Enabling Spring Cloud Stream applications and microservices to use the PubSub+ event broker for their messaging needs...
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