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Solace Event Broker
Reliable event distribution across your systems
We design and implement event broker capabilities using Solace, enabling systems to exchange events consistently, at scale and with low latency
How systems exchange information today
Many systems still rely on direct integrations to exchange information.
These connections are often:
Tightly coupled between specific systems
Dependent on request/response patterns
Difficult to extend as new systems are introduced
As the number of integrations grows:
Connections become harder to manage
Changes introduce risk across multiple systems
Performance and reliability can vary
This creates increasing operational overhead and limits how easily the architecture can evolve.
What an event broker enables
An event broker provides a central layer for distributing events between systems.
Instead of systems communicating directly:
Events are published to the broker
The broker routes them to the appropriate consumers
Systems receive only the events they need
This supports:
Consistent event delivery
Reduced dependency between systems
Scalable communication across the estate
How it works in practice
Systems act as producers and consumers of events. This creates a model where communication is managed centrally while systems remain loosely coupled.
Producers
Publish events when something changes
The event broker
Receives and manages those events and ensures they are delivered reliably. As well as routing them to subscribed systems
Consumers
Subscribe to relevant events and process them as they arrive
Where it fits
An event broker sits within your integration architecture and supports communication between systems. It typically operates as part of a wider event-driven architecture, supporting communication across the broader event layer.
It connects:
Applications
Microservices
APIs
Data platforms
It works alongside:
Event mesh capabilities for distribution across environments
Integration platforms for orchestration
Cloud infrastructure for scale
Together, these components enable consistent and reliable event flow.
Where it is applied
Event brokers are applied in environments where multiple systems need to exchange information reliably and at scale.
They support architectures where consistent communication, low latency and scalability are critical to maintaining operational performance.
System integration
Enabling communication between multiple applications
Microservices architectures
Supporting loosely coupled services
Operational systems
Distributing updates across systems as they occur
Scalable platforms
Managing increasing volumes of events reliably
The role of Solace
Solace provides a high-performance event broker designed for distributed environments.
It enables:
Low-latency event delivery
Guaranteed message delivery
Scalable event distribution across systems
This supports reliable communication across complex architectures.
The Claria approach
As a Solace partner, we treat the event broker as the foundation for reliable system communication.
Our focus is on making sure events are delivered consistently, under load and across complex environments where performance and reliability matter. This means designing how events are handled from the moment they are published to the point they are consumed with clear guarantees around delivery, ordering and resilience.
We work with organisations to define how systems connect to the broker, how events are structured for efficient distribution and how communication scales as volumes increase.
This includes shaping patterns for producers and consumers, defining how reliability is enforced, and ensuring the broker supports both current demand and future growth.
The result is a communication layer that systems can depend on where events are delivered predictably and the architecture remains stable as it evolves.
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