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Process to Deploy PubSub+ Cloud in a Customer-Controlled Region To deploy PubSub+ Cloud in your Customer-Controlled Region, you must coordinate with Solace to complete a five-step process: Step 5 establishes Messaging Connectivity and doesn’t impact the installation of the deployment of PubSub+ Cloud (Mission Control Agent)
Questionnaire: Deploying in a Customer-Controlled Region . . . We provide reference Terraform projects for deploying a Kubernetes cluster to AKS, EKS, and GKE These Terraform projects have the recommended configuration settings, such as worker node sizes, resource configurations, taints, and labels optimized to install advanced event mesh
customer-controlled-region-reference-architectures aks We provide a sample Terraform that you can use as a reference to set up your Kubernetes cluster using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) This Terraform gives you recommended practices for the cluster to help ensure your deployment of PubSub+ Cloud is successful
Solace from Scratch: A Beginner’s Guide to Setting Up Your . . . The Cluster Manager is where you create and manage your Solace messaging services (brokers) It allows you to define the environment, cloud provider, region, and service type to provision a messaging service tailored to your needs 6 Create a New Service To create a new Solace messaging service, click on Create Service and provide the
Questionnaire: Deploying in a Customer-Controlled Region - Solace questions specific to the implementation of Kubernetes you have chosen for your Customer-Controlled Region, including queries about your cluster, Messaging Connectivity, and storage The answers to these questions help Solace determine how to configure the Mission Control Agent to create event broker service s in your cluster
Getting Started with Solace JMS Just Got Easier For developers using the Solace message router, this is a simple way to create and use a connection factory, which doesn’t require any configuration on the router side The updated Publish Subscribe and Persistence with Queues JMS samples provide more details