Deploying Solace Cloud

You can deploy your event broker service in:

  • public clouds administered by Solace (Public Clusters or Dedicated Clusters)
  • your own regions in the cloud or on-premises (Customer-Controlled Clusters)

Each deployment type offers its own benefits, from the simplicity of having Solace manage your infrastructure in a Public Cluster to the isolation and control offered by a Dedicated Cluster. Use the links below to learn more about our deployment options, and to understand the different ways you can deploy Solace Cloud so that you can make the right decision for your organization.

Deployment Overview

Components of Solace Cloud

Learn about the components that make up Solace Cloud
Deployment Options

Learn about the deployment options for Solace Cloud and get help deciding which one best fits your organization’s needs
Deployment Roles and Responsibilities

Understand the roles and responsibilities for each of the different ownership types

Deploying in Dedicated Clusters

Process to Deploy in a Dedicated Cluster

Understand the process for deploying Solace Cloud in a Dedicated Cluster
Questionnaire: Deploying in a Dedicated Cluster

Complete the questionnaire to help us understand your requirements and ensure smoother deployments
Configuring Single Sign-On With OpenID Connect

Manage your deployment using single sign-on with OpenID connect

Deploying in Customer-Controlled Clusters

Process to Deploy in a Customer-Controlled Cluster

Understand the process for deploying Solace Cloud in a Customer-Controlled Cluster
Supported Kubernetes Versions

Find out which versions of Kubernetes that Solace Cloud supports
Questionnaire: Deploying in a Customer-Controlled Cluster

Complete the questionnaire to help us understand your requirements and ensure smoother deployments
Deploying with Kubernetes

Learn about the steps required for deploying to Kubernetes
Cluster Installation

Find out about the deployment requirements for your Kubernetes cluster
Connectivity Model

Understand the different types of connectivity and their requirements

Other Helpful Links

For more information about deploying Solace Cloud, see:

Get Help

For assistance with the following deployments, contact Solace:

  • Dedicated Clusters
  • Customer-Controlled Clusters

Public Cluster deployments are self-serve, so assistance from Solace is not required.

Certain deployment operations must be performed by Solace, whereas others may be performed by the customer. In addition, different deployment options refer to infrastructure or other resources belonging to Solace and/or the customer. To prevent confusion, we sometimes explicitly use the terms "Solace" and "the customer" in discussions of infrastructure and installation procedures.