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You’ve built an agent. It seems to work. Someone on your team said “looks good” in a Slack thread. Are you ready to ship it? Not quite. The hard truth about AI agents is that seeming to work and actually working reliably are very different things. This post is about how you close that gap using the built-in evaluation framework in Solace Agent Mesh. Jamieson Walker https://lnkd.in/dAeXanTr

Spent the Saturday last week with GDG Noida community talking about something I care deeply about - moving agentic AI from demos to real systems. Two sessions: a talk on why event-driven platforms matter for multi-agent architectures, and a hands-on workshop where folks actually built and ran agents locally using Solace Agent Mesh. A good mix of working professionals and students. The questions were sharp - lots of curiosity around the role of async communication between agents, how event-driven architecture actually works under the hood, and practical deployment considerations. Exactly the kind of conversations that tell you the message is landing. If you're building with agents and haven't thought about what happens when they need to coordinate asynchronously, react to real-time events, or scale beyond a single orchestrator - that's the gap we're working on closing. Time well spent and the participants felt the same was as well. Great going GDG Noida - looking forward to upcoming meetups & conferences. Amit Gothecha Shubhangi Gupta Aryendra Prakash Singh Marcus Aw Yong Queenie Tse

Fewer delays. Faster recovery. Smoother journeys. This is what happens when data moves as fast as the world it supports. Real-time isn’t a “nice to have” anymore. It’s the difference between reacting… and leading. 6 BILLION events. Every. Single. Day. That’s the scale United Airlines is operating at after embracing real-time, event-driven data with Solace. The payoff is immediate and measurable: → 4 hours shaved off outage recovery time → Real-time coordination across flights, crews, and global partners → A more resilient operation spanning six continents #EventDriven #RealTime #Aviation #DigitalTransformation #OperationalExcellence

🏒 AI + Hockey = A Weekend Story Worth Sharing. How Solace Agent Mesh crushed Gemini! Okay, I'll admit it. I used our enterprise AI platform for my son's spring hockey tournament. No regrets. 😄 The tournament organizers were tracking schedules and standings in two cryptic Google Sheets — great for them, confusing for everyone else. I wanted a quick summary: who are we playing next? How are we doing? First, I tried Gemini. It's supposed to love Google Sheets, right? Total hallucination. Garbage output. Zero hockey intel. ❌ Then I gave the same problem to Solace Agent Mesh. In a single prompt, it pulled the data, made sense of it, and handed me a polished tournament summary — upcoming games, standings, the works. It even built a website I could drop right into our team chat. The hockey parents were impressed. 🏆 So we kept going — adding excitement, iterating, making it even better. Then mid-weekend... an error hit. It was Saturday. No way I was raising a production ticket for my personal passion project. Instead, I asked Agent Mesh to diagnose the problem itself. It came back with a full analysis — identified a key timeout, proposed a solution (breaking the requests into smaller chunks), and we were back on the ice. 🔧✅ We finished the weekend with live updates, happy parents, and a team that felt like pros. See the pictures for some examples of the output. Here's what struck me: the orchestrator pattern — multiple specialized agents coordinated by a smart orchestrator — made something genuinely complex feel effortless. No wrangling. No prompt engineering gymnastics. Just results. AI isn't just transforming enterprise workflows. Apparently, it's also clutch for hockey dads in Canada. 🇨🇦 #AgentMesh #AI #Agentic #Innovation #Hockey #Solace #ProductManagement

Solace is pushing the limits: 23M msgs/sec with sub‑100µs latency on AWS Outposts shows hybrid, ultra‑low‑latency eventing at scale is very real.

As AI agents are becoming more interconnected across systems, identity and access control are no longer optional — they’re mission-critical. In my latest Solace Community post, I dive into how Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) strengthens Solace Agent Mesh Enterprise, enabling controlled permissions and trustworthy AI orchestration. In the post I discuss: - Why RBAC matters for distributed AI systems - How Solace Agent Mesh integrates identity boundaries efficiently - Practical patterns for managing agent roles and permissions If you’re working with multi-agent frameworks or event-driven architectures, this one’s worth a look. 👉 Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eFwxMBGJ