Open-source alternatives to Squall

Apache Flink is a distributed processing engine designed for both high-throughput, low-latency data streams and finite batch workloads. It functions as a stateful stream processor and a SQL stream processing engine, providing a unified runtime to execute relational queries and event-based transformations. The system is distinguished by its ability to manage persistent operator state to ensure exactly-once processing guarantees and consistency during failures. It features specialized capabilities for complex event processing to detect temporal patterns and handles out-of-order events using eve

Arroyo is a high-performance stream processing platform built in Rust. It executes continuous SQL queries on streaming data with event-time semantics, enabling accurate windowed aggregations, joins, and stateful computations on unbounded event streams. The platform uses native Rust execution for high throughput and low latency, with periodic checkpointing for exactly-once fault tolerance and horizontal scaling across distributed workers. The system integrates deeply with Kafka for reading and writing topics with exactly-once delivery and supports change data capture (CDC) from MySQL and Postg

The database purpose-built for stream processing applications.

Open-source streaming SQL engine written in Rust using Apache Arrow and DataFusion. Supports continuous queries, temporal stream joins, tumbling/session windows, and CDC/Kafka connectors. Lightweight, embeddable, and sub-microsecond latency