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How Solace extends and enhances Azure Cloud

Solace enables event-driven interactions between applications and microservices running in public and virtual private cloud environments from Azure, AWS and GCP, in private clouds such as PCF or OpenShift, and on-premises. You can use Solace’s event brokers to easily connect Azure-based applications and services with your entire enterprise by creating a unified, enterprise-grade data distribution network—what’s called an event mesh.

A diagram showing how Solace works with Microsoft Azure and Azure services

Solace provides a unified platform to integrate your entire application ecosystem, including microservices, SaaS, cloud services, legacy apps, mobile devices and the IoT.

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Familiar challenges?

Don’t get bogged down in the details of data integration.

  • Adopting an event-driven architecture to seamlessly distribute events in real-time across clouds, on premises environments, and the IoT
  • Connecting applications using diverse protocols and APIs (AMQP, MQTT, JMS and WebSocket, plus REST/HTTP)
  • Scalability, reliability and security issues surrounding moving mission-critical data
  • Flexibility and agility in your application deployment options

Solace provides the secure and scalable messaging backbone needed for what could become one of the largest IoT implementations in the world.”

Core TT uses Azure and Solace event brokers to drive smarter analytics, deeper visualizations and more effective command-and-control functions that improve transparency of air cargo shipments.
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Share information wherever it’s needed, in real-time

Solace event brokers span all locations and use-cases

Quick Start Guides

These solace Quick Start guides help developers to implement Solace event brokers in the Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform.

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Deploy standalone or high-availability clusters in Azure

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Kubernetes

Kubernetes
deployment

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