# synadia.com

> AI-optimized mirror of synadia.com containing 50 pages totalling 197 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://synadia.com/. Last updated: 2026-06-13T22:39:33.874Z.

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## Homepage

- [Synadia Platform](/content/site-root.html): The nervous system for agentic AI. Connect your agents, devices, and services across cloud and edge on one fabric with Synadia and NATS. (148 words)

## Articles & Blog Posts

- [Blog | Synadia](/content/blog/index.html): Distributed systems playbooks are changing. Read Synadia's blog on NATS, AI, edge computing, and what comes next to stay on top of all the changes. (1 words)
- [Technology | Synadia](/content/blog/categories/technology/index.html): Explore technology insights, tutorials, and deep dives into NATS, distributed systems, edge computing, and modern messaging architectures. (1 words)
- [Open Source | Synadia](/content/blog/categories/open-source/index.html): Learn about NATS open source development, community contributions, governance updates, and how to get involved in the NATS ecosystem. (1 words)
- [Distributed Counters in NATS JetStream: A CRDT-Based Approach to Global Counting | Synadia](/content/blog/distributed-counter-crdt/index.html): NATS Server 2.12 adds a `AllowMsgCounter` flag to JetStream streams. Every subject in the stream becomes a signed-integer counter that you increment with a `Nats-Incr` header — no locks, no consensus, and order-independent across clusters, super clusters, and sources. (1 words)
- [Delayed Message Scheduling in NATS JetStream | Synadia](/content/blog/delayed-message-scheduling-nats-jetstream/index.html): NATS 2.12 introduces the JetStream Message Scheduler, enabling header-driven delayed delivery with no external schedulers or consumer workarounds required. (1 words)
- [FileWave: why we moved from ZeroMQ to NATS | Synadia](/content/blog/filewave-why-we-moved-from-zeromq-to-nats/index.html): Learn why FileWave transitioned from ZeroMQ to NATS for their device management system, improving security, web support, and message persistence. (1 words)
- [Building Event-Driven Banking as a Service (BaaS) with NATS | Synadia](/content/blog/event-driven-banking-as-a-service-with-nats/index.html): The banking industry has spent years layering APIs on top of legacy systems. To meet the next wave of digital banking innovation, financial institutions need to evolve beyond static API meshes and embrace event-driven architectures—and NATS is emerging as a powerful enabler. (1 words)
- [Every Company Will Soon be an AI Company - Is Your Infrastructure Ready? | Synadia](/content/blog/every-company-will-soon-be-an-ai-company-is-your-infrastructure-ready.html): The competitive advantage will go to those who master not just the technology, but its optimal deployment at the edge of the network. (1 words)
- [Podcast Appearance: Rethinking application architecture for the edge | Synadia](/content/blog/derek-collison-dataframed-podcast-rethinking-apps-architectures-for-edge.html): Learn why edge computing, unlike the cloud, demands nomadic, self-healing apps and reimagined architectures for the low-latency, AI-driven experiences that are on the rise. (1 words)
- [Product | Synadia](/content/blog/categories/product/index.html): Discover Synadia product updates, feature announcements, product roadmaps, and insights into building with NATS and distributed messaging. (1 words)
- [NATS for Retail: Manage Thousands of Nodes at the Edge by Reducing East-West Traffic | Synadia](/content/blog/east-west-vs-north-south-in-nats/index.html): Discover the difference between north-south and east-west traffic in distributed systems, particularly in edge computing. Learn how NATS enables scalable architectures for the edge, ensuring robust data flow between edge nodes and central clusters, minimizing unnecessary east-west chatter. (1 words)
- [Consumer Pausing in NATS 2.11: Hit Pause Without Losing Messages | Synadia](/content/blog/consumer-pausing-nats-2-11/index.html): NATS 2.11 introduced consumer pausing—temporarily halt message delivery without losing data, throwing errors, or disconnecting clients. (1 words)
- [NATS and Decentralized Security: A Modern Approach to Scalable Authentication | Synadia](/content/blog/decentralized-security-webinar/index.html): Discover how NATS decentralized security solves scalability challenges with domain-driven authentication, supporting millions of devices through operator models and auth callouts. (1 words)
- [Customer Story | Synadia](/content/blog/categories/customer-story/index.html): Read real-world case studies and success stories from organizations using Synadia and NATS to solve complex distributed systems challenges. (1 words)
- [How to Fetch a Small NATS KV Key Hierarchy Without a Watcher | Synadia](/content/blog/fetch-nats-kv-key-hierarchy-without-watcher/index.html): For one-off NATS KV prefix reads, use JetStream batched Direct Get against the KV backing stream instead of creating a watcher. (1 words)
- [Creating a global virtual healthcare cloud with Control Plane & Synadia NGS | Synadia](/content/blog/creating-a-global-virtual-healthcare-cloud-with-control-plane-synadia-ngs.html): Learn how Control Plane and Synadia NGS create a global virtual healthcare cloud, enabling multi-cloud messaging, data streaming, and zero-trust security. (1 words)
- [Debugging CPU spikes in cross-account JetStream stream sourcing | Synadia](/content/blog/debugging-cross-account-jetstream-sourcing-cpu-spikes.html): Cross-account stream sourcing depends on correctly routed data, consumer-create, and flow-control subjects. Misconfigured flow control can look like an exponential core NATS message spike. (1 words)
- [Matrix Dendrite project moves from Kafka to NATS.io | Synadia](/content/blog/dendrite-project-moves-from-kafka-to-nats/index.html): Discover why the Matrix Dendrite project switched from Kafka to NATS.io, gaining performance, flexibility, and reduced complexity for real-time communications. (1 words)
- [Does JetStream Consumer Pinning Guarantee Exclusive Processing? | Synadia](/content/blog/does-consumer-pinning-guarantee-exclusive-jetstream-processing.html): Consumer pinning can help keep work for a shard on one worker, but it does not revoke messages already delivered to another client. Design pinned consumers as an affinity and failover mechanism, not as a strict distributed lock. (1 words)
- [Company | Synadia](/content/blog/categories/company/index.html): Stay updated with Synadia company news, team updates, industry partnerships, funding announcements, and behind-the-scenes insights. (1 words)
- [Connecting distributed SCADA with NATS.io (part one) | Synadia](/content/blog/connecting-distributed-scada-with-natsio-part-one/index.html): Distributed SCADA explained: how SCADA's Level 0–4 architecture maps to modern industrial systems, and where NATS.io fits as a connective substrate for PLCs. (1 words)
- [Copying a NATS JetStream Stream: Backup, Restore, and Mirror Options | Synadia](/content/blog/copy-jetstream-stream-messages-backup-mirror/index.html): JetStream offers several ways to preserve or duplicate stream data, but the right choice depends on whether you need restore, migration, or a temporary copy. (1 words)
- [Connector Series Recap: Building Real Data Pipelines with NATS | Synadia](/content/blog/connector-series-recap/index.html): Learn how to build complete data pipelines with NATS Connectors—moving data out to external systems, pulling it back in, and reshaping it along the way. Three episodes, one full loop you can follow from start to finish. (1 words)
- [Connecting distributed SCADA with NATS.io (part two) | Synadia](/content/blog/connecting-distributed-scada-with-natsio-part-two/index.html): A NATS.io architecture for distributed SCADA: leaf nodes at the edge, JetStream replacing Kafka, MQTT bridging, and decentralized auth across Levels 1–4. (1 words)
- [Should You Use NATS KV or Object Store for Many Small Objects? | Synadia](/content/blog/choosing-nats-kv-or-object-store-for-many-small-objects.html): For many small values read by many replicas, NATS KV often fits better than Object Store. Use Object Store for file-like blobs. (1 words)
- [Building a Data Driven Healthcare demo with NATS.io | Synadia](/content/blog/bulding-a-data-driven-healthcare-demo-with-nats/index.html): See how NATS.io handles real-time data from medical devices in a healthcare demo. Discover the benefits of a data-driven approach in healthcare. (1 words)
- [Announcing Synadia Platform | Synadia](/content/blog/announcing-synadia-platform/index.html): Introducing Synadia Platform, a deployable suite of components providing Synadia Control Plane capabilities in your environment Synadia Platform can be fully managed by our experts (BYOC) or self-hosted and self-mangaged by your team. (1 words)
- [You can't forklift apps from Cloud to Edge | Synadia](/content/blog/cant-forklift-apps-from-cloud-to-the-edge/index.html): Discover why moving apps from cloud to edge requires a new approach. Learn how to design edge-native applications to handle unique constraints. (1 words)
- [Atomic Batch Publishing in NATS 2.12: All-or-Nothing Message Guarantees | Synadia](/content/blog/atomic-batch-publishing-nats-2-12/index.html): NATS 2.12 introduces atomic batch publishing for all-or-nothing message guarantees. Learn how to eliminate partial writes in event-sourced systems and fan-out scenarios. (1 words)
- [How Should NATS Auth Callout Permissions Change Dynamically? | Synadia](/content/blog/changing-nats-permissions-dynamically-auth-callout/index.html): Compare reconnect-and-kick versus scoped signing keys for dynamic NATS auth callout permissions without losing JWT precision. (1 words)
- [Guest Post | Synadia](/content/blog/categories/guest-post/index.html): Discover expert perspectives from industry leaders, community members, and partners sharing insights on distributed systems and messaging. (1 words)
- [14 factors of adaptive edge (part one) | Synadia](/content/blog/adaptive-edge-1/index.html): Learn about the concept of adaptive edge systems and the first part of the 14 factors that define adaptive edge architectures. (1 words)
- [Avoiding NATS Server Name Collisions in Leaf Node Hub-and-Spoke Topologies | Synadia](/content/blog/avoid-nats-server-name-collisions-leafnodes/index.html): When multiple Kubernetes NATS clusters connect to a shared hub, default pod-based server names can collide. Plan globally unique server names, cluster names, and JetStream domains before joining the mesh. (1 words)
- [Building a Job Queue With NATS.io and Go | Synadia](/content/blog/building-a-job-queue-with-nats-io-and-go/index.html): Learn to build a lightweight and performant job queue with NATS.io and Go. Implement a dead letter queue for handling failed messages. (1 words)
- [14 factors of adaptive edge (part two) | Synadia](/content/blog/adaptive-edge-2/index.html): Continue exploring the 14 key factors that adaptive edge systems should possess to meet modern distributed application requirements. (1 words)
- [AI at the Edge, an Opportunity | Synadia](/content/blog/ai-at-the-edge-an-opportunity/index.html): AI is shifting to the edge—faster, smarter, and more efficient. Discover how Synadia enables real-time AI, seamless connectivity, and edge-native innovation. (1 words)
- [Are Slow Consumers Only a JetStream Concept in NATS? | Synadia](/content/blog/are-slow-consumers-only-a-jetstream-concept-in-nats.html): A slow consumer can happen anywhere NATS sends data faster than a client can receive it. Use server monitoring and system disconnect events to track when it happens. (1 words)
- [Announcing the General Availability of Synadia Control Plane - What can Control Plane do? | Synadia](/content/blog/announcing-the-general-availability-of-synadia-control-plane.html): Synadia Control Plane is now available! Manage NATS.io deployments with ease, providing monitoring, management, and security features. (1 words)
- [Why NATS.io JetStream is so well suited to AI at the edge | Synadia](/content/blog/ai-at-the-edge-with-nats-jetstream/index.html): Discover why NATS.io JetStream is perfect for AI at the edge. Learn about its capabilities for handling data and ensuring reliable delivery. (1 words)
- [The Rise of the Meta Agent | Synadia](/content/agentic-ai/index.html): AI is leaving the chat box. Synadia builds the fabric every meta agent will run on—connectivity, identity, durable state, audit, and zero-trust security across cloud, edge, and the physical world. (1 words)
- [api/readme/index.html](/content/api/readme/index.html) (1 words)
- [Brand | Synadia](/content/about/brand/index.html): Download official Synadia and NATS logos in SVG or PNG format. (1 words)
- [About | Synadia](/content/about/index.html): Learn about Synadia’s mission to connect the world with distributed solutions. Meet our leadership team, investors, and discover the core values that drive us. (1 words)
- [NATS and Kafka Compared | Synadia](/content/blog/nats-and-kafka-compared/index.html): Compare NATS vs Kafka for distributed systems: Explore key differences in architecture, performance, and messaging patterns for building scalable infrastructure. (1 words)
- [NATS Connection Count High: What It Means and How to Fix It | Synadia](/content/insights/checks/nats-connection-count-high/index.html): Learn why high connection counts on a NATS server lead to client rejections and resource exhaustion, how to diagnose which workloads are consuming connections, and how to fix it. (1 words)
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- [MQTT vs. NATS for Fleet Management: Hub-and-Spoke vs. Distributed Mesh | Synadia](/content/blog/nats-vs-mqtt-technical-comparison-iot-fleet-management.html): MQTT vs. NATS: comparing hub-and-spoke and distributed mesh architectures for edge persistence, offline-resilient messaging, decentralized security, and scalable fleet management infrastructure. (1 words)
- [MCG Synadia NATS-Kafka TCO final 2.14.23](/content/downloads/nats-kafka-tco-report-pdf.html) (1 words)

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