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Agentic AI, in production · Hyderabad, with Solace · 12 November 2026
Why AI agents need events, not APIs?
Agentic AI Developer Meet, Hyderabad. A free evening for 25 developers building agentic AI: two talks on why autonomous agents need an event mesh, one live integration of Solace Agent Mesh on a production system, a hands-on hour, and hi-tea. Thursday 12 November, 4 to 7 pm, The Oasis at T-Hub.
Six systems publish. Three agents are told. Nothing asks.
Doors open in
16:00 IST, Thursday 12 November
Seats
25
By approval, professionals first
On stage
1 production mesh
Live traffic, agents acting on it
Programme · 16:00 to 19:00 IST
Two talks, one live system, agents that act on it. Every seat takes part.
Talks
16:00
Welcome
Shiv Gupta, Iesoft
10 min
16:10
Why AI agents need events, not APIs
Souri Guha, Sr. Architect and Co-Founder, Iesoft
30 min
16:40
A system that is always told
Pravin Birari, Solace
35 min
Live
17:15
Solace Agent Mesh on a production system
Iesoft, on the live mesh
live
17:45
Hands-on: your agent on the mesh
Everyone, from a phone
20 min
After
18:05
Questions
All speakers
10 min
18:15
Hi-tea and networking
Until 19:00
45 min
The detail
Nothing on stage is mocked. The event mesh in the demo already carries production traffic. Solace Agent Mesh is connected to it in front of the room, and autonomous agents act on what arrives: no polling, no cron, no stale state.
Mesh
Production, live
Agent
Solace Agent Mesh
Seats
Every seat has a part in the hands-on hour.
Who it is for
Developers and architects building agentic AI, or the systems those agents act on.
First
Working professionals: integration engineers, platform teams, architects
Then
Students, confirmed a week before if seats remain
Approval
Iesoft and Solace, within a few days of the request
The argument · agentic AI, in one picture
Ask, and you are late. Be told, and you act in time.
An agent that asks an API acts on the last answer it got; an agent that is told acts the moment something happens. Twelve systems and three agents. Polled, every agent keeps a connection to every system and asks on a timer. On an event mesh each system publishes once, and the agents that care are told.
Every agent polls every system, on a timer
36
connections to keep alive: 12 × 3, and 2,160 calls an hour at a 20-second poll
Each system publishes once; the agents that care are told
15
connections: 12 + 3, and zero calls until something happens
The same twelve systems and the same three agents. Polled, every new agent multiplies the wiring and still acts on the last answer it got. Published once, an order placed, a payment cleared or a sensor over its limit takes a single path to the agents that subscribed, the moment it happens. That is the evening, in one picture; the talks and the live integration are the rest of it.
Speakers · three, plus the room
The people on stage.
SG
16:00
Shiv Gupta
Iesoft Technologies
Welcome, and what the evening is for.
SG
16:10
Souri Guha
Sr. Architect and Co-Founder, Iesoft Technologies
Why AI agents need events, not APIs.
PB
16:40
Pravin Birari
Solace
A system that is always told: a digital twin built on the event mesh.
Hosts
Iesoft Technologies builds the real-time backbone that agentic AI runs on, and puts Solace’s event mesh and Agent Mesh into production systems.
With
Solace makes the event mesh and Agent Mesh, the runtime for agentic AI on top of it. The Meet is where the two show their working, on a real system, in a room close enough to interrupt.
Format
Talks, then live. Two short talks on agentic AI and the event mesh, one live integration, a hands-on hour in which every seat puts an agent on the mesh, questions, hi-tea.
Earlier
Solace Connect, Bengaluru, September 2026. This Meet is the Hyderabad evening that follows it, smaller and hands-on.
Place · T-Hub, Raidurgam
The Oasis, 7th floor, T-Hub.
Venue
The Oasis, 7th floor, T-Hub
Metro
Raidurg, Blue Line terminus. About ten minutes on foot.
Room
Cluster seating for 25
Time
Doors 16:00 · ends 19:00 · hi-tea from 18:15
T-HUB · 7F · THE OASIS
T-Hub, Plot 1/C, Raidurgam. Raidurg metro is the Blue Line terminus; the walk is about ten minutes, cabs and autos drop at the gate.
Why T-Hub
The room sits inside one of the world’s largest startup campuses, among the people building Hyderabad’s next systems.
T-Hub is Telangana’s public-private innovation hub, launched in November 2015. Its second campus at Raidurgam, in Hyderabad Knowledge City, opened in June 2022 and runs to more than 572,000 square feet. It hosts India’s first Google for Startups hub, an Atal Incubation Centre, the iDEX defence and aerospace hub and the MATH centre for AI startups. The Oasis is its 7th-floor event room, with a floor of founders below.
Campus
572,000
square feet at Raidurgam, opened June 2022
Startups
4,100+
supported since 2015
Funding
$2B+
raised by its startups
Jobs
25,000+
created by them
Figures as reported by T-Hub, 2026.
Bring the agent you keep polling.
Twenty-five seats for people building agentic AI, by approval, working professionals first. Leave your details and we’ll tell you within a few days.
Request a seat
Iesoft and Solace approve seats jointly, working professionals first. Students are confirmed a week before if seats remain. We use your details only for this event.