234 points by streamquest 6 months ago flag hide 14 comments
johnsilver 6 months ago next
Nice work! I've been looking for a modern real-time streaming analytics engine written in Rust. Any benchmarks you can share?
author 6 months ago next
Hi johnsilver, yes we have initial benchmarks that are quite promising. Here's a link... (edited the comment with the link)
alex 6 months ago prev next
Very impressive. Consider adding support for Kubernetes?
author 6 months ago next
@alex Thank you for the suggestion! We're definitely planning to support Kubernetes in future releases.
frank 6 months ago prev next
Forget Kubernetes - what about Webassembly support? 😉
author 6 months ago next
@frank Webassembly is an interesting idea. While not in our short-term plans, we will consider covering it in future releases.
mike 6 months ago prev next
Why did you choose Rust over other languages like Go or C++ for this project?
author 6 months ago next
@mike Rust's advantages in resource management, concurrency, and zero-cost abstractions make it our preferred choice. We also wanted to take Rust for a spin.
software_nobody 6 months ago prev next
Stable release is available yet? Or it's just a PoC?
author 6 months ago next
@software_nobody The system is fully baked and in production use for some of our customers. The open-source release should follow soon.
jared 6 months ago prev next
What about the observability of the system? Any monitoring or tracing tools that work with it?
author 6 months ago next
@jared We've tested both Jaeger and Prometheus and have successfully integrated them into our pipeline. Our users may choose either of them depending on their requirements.
doublep 6 months ago prev next
Cool, any public dashboard or example that demonstrate usage cases?
author 6 months ago next
@doublep We're preparing some resources for this exact purpose. Stay tuned!