ESB Infrastructure

Swapping your ESB’s default JMS broker for Solace is an
easy way to improve its performance and robustness.

The world of web and mobile apps, distributed sensor networks and cloud computing clusters demand data collection and distribution infrastructure that can handle an ever increasing volume of real-time data.

Solace manages the routing of information so publishing systems can send data without worrying about where it needs to go or how it needs to get there.

Improve Performance and Uptime
By keeping information flowing through your ESB, Solace keeps services available for customers which protects your bottom line and keeps your customers happy. A more reliable system is easier and less costly to keep running, because you’re not constantly troubleshooting and applying risky fixes on production systems.
Streamline Application Development
By making it easier to build ESB applications, Solace can help you get new services to market much more quickly, reduce the costs and risk associated with complicated architectures, and let your developers focus on creating awesome applications that delight your customers and differentiate you from the competition.
Reduce Operating Expenses
By making your ESB easier to operate, Solace can significantly reduce the manpower costs associated with deploying and running your ESB, and reduce the risk of experiencing downtime due to fault conditions or during upgrades.
Scale without Sprawl
Being able to support a massive amount of information flow keeps costs to a minimum even as you grow your ESB. The ability to quickly scale lets you quickly and easily deploy innovative services that satisfy your customers and extend your competitive advantage.

ESB Infrastructure

Swapping your ESB’s default JMS broker for Solace is an easy way to improve its performance and robustness.

Swapping your ESB’s default JMS broker for Solace is an
easy way to improve its performance and robustness.