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Fluvio is a distributed event streaming platform and cloud-native streaming engine designed for collecting, persisting, and replicating real-time data streams across a distributed cluster. It functions as a real-time data pipeline for building stateful workflows that ingest, enrich, and export data between external sources and sinks.
The main features of infinyon/fluvio are: Streaming Data Processing, Event-Driven Data Pipelines, Real-Time Data Streaming, Stream Processing Runtimes, Partitioned Data Replicators, Wasm Post-Processing, Topic Management, Data Processing Pipelines.
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Hazelcast is a distributed data platform that combines an in-memory data grid with a stream processing engine to support real-time analytics and event-driven applications. It functions as a partitioned, distributed key-value store that replicates data across cluster nodes to provide low-latency access and high availability. The platform also serves as a distributed SQL query engine, allowing users to execute standard SQL statements against both in-memory datasets and external data sources. What distinguishes Hazelcast is its use of a distributed consensus subsystem to maintain strongly consis
Iggy is a distributed message streaming platform and multi-protocol message broker that functions as a persistent distributed log store. It provides infrastructure for publishing and consuming binary messages using an append-only log, ensuring high availability and data consistency across nodes through Viewstamped Replication. The platform is distinguished by its specialized LLM streaming infrastructure, which uses a server protocol to connect large language models to streaming data and system controls. This includes standardized protocols for context management and data bridging via HTTP or
Storm is a distributed stream processing framework designed to execute unbounded computations across a cluster to process real-time data streams. It functions as a data pipeline orchestrator that allows users to define and deploy declarative data flow graphs connecting streaming sources to processing components. The system operates as a multi-tenant distributed compute engine that isolates workloads and limits resource usage across shared clusters using dedicated pools and access control. It is also a secure distributed processing engine that employs encrypted node communication and SSL-secur
This project is a collection of educational resources and reference implementations for the Apache Flink stream processing framework. It provides a learning resource focused on mastering distributed stream processing through implementation guides, performance tuning tutorials, and practical examples. The repository features detailed walkthroughs for building real-time data pipelines using the DataStream and Table APIs. It includes specific integration examples for connecting Apache Flink with Kafka brokers and Elasticsearch indices, as well as reference implementations for real-time deduplica