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Solace Scholars Program

Solace Scholars Program

What We’re Looking For

We’re interested in technical and original content on something you’ve been working on or built using Solace technology and third-party Integrations.

The goal is simple: we want to see what you’re doing with Solace’s products, and we want you to share your story with the community. Solace is looking for community writers who are great at solving challenging problems and explaining complex ideas in the form of a tutorial or blog, to be published on our website. You don’t have to be an experienced writer. We will work with you to revise, refine, and publish your post to share with our community.
Solace Scholars Program

Does my post have to be about Solace?

Yes, your post must include Solace; its PubSub+ platform, products, and solutions, such as the PubSub+ Event Broker, Event Portal, and APIs and protocols.

Topic Suggestions

  • How does Event Portal manage event schemas and provide governance capabilities?
  • How to use the MuleSoft Connector for a specific use case.
  • How to use Event Portal to design E2E solutions like on-boarding of application.
  • Tell us about your latest project, it’s architecture, challenges and how Solace technology helped solve them.
  • Create a demo and share its purpose, design decisions, and next steps + maybe it’s code in github.
  • Use Solace for free as part of a hackathon and share the outcome.
  • How do you scan your event-driven architecture using the discovery agent?

What’s in it for You?

We will pay you $300 USD per post, once approved, and published. Your content will be published on our blog and may be shared to our wider audience such as on our newsletter, social media accounts and forums.

If you cannot accept payment directly for your content but still wish to take part, then you can choose to donate the $300 to a charity of your choice.

Process to submit your content

  1. When you send your topic via the submission form, our Developer Advocates will evaluate it to see if it is a good fit for the developer community and blog. If we think your article is in line with our needs and meets the quality standard, we will confirm we have accepted it.
  2. From the day of acceptance, we usually expect to have a final draft within 4 weeks. When the final draft is almost ready to go live, we will confirm a publication date.

Please note that submission is not a guarantee that your work will be published; we reserve the right to decline submissions that aren’t right for our audience. We may also be unable to publish your work if we are unable to get a final draft within four weeks, so please set aside a few hours for revisions!

Who Owns Your Work?

Solace will own the finished product. Solace grants you the unlimited license to promote the final product in any way you see fit, provided that it is in support of Solace’s products and services.

This means you are free to re-publish elsewhere (on your own medium page, for example). All we require is that you add a rel=canonical tag to your post wherever possible, naming the original post at Solace the canonical URL.

All that is left is to submit your idea in the form below.

By submitting this form, you agree to Solace’s privacy policy: solace.com/privacy-policy/

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