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March 31, 2023
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The Stream — March 2023 edition

A monthly round-up of the most interesting news coming out of the stream processing ecosystem

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Python stream processing, simplified

Pure Python. No JVM. No wrappers. No cross-language debugging. Use streaming DataFrames and the whole Python ecosystem to build stream processing applications.

Python stream processing, simplified

Pure Python. No JVM. No wrappers. No cross-language debugging. Use streaming DataFrames and the whole Python ecosystem to build stream processing applications.

Data integration, simplified

Ingest, pre-process and load high volumes of data into any database, lake or warehouse, without overloading your systems or budgets.

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Guide to the Event-Driven, Event Streaming Stack

Practical insights into event-driven technologies for developers and software architects.
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Quix is a performant, general-purpose processing framework for streaming data. Build real-time AI applications and analytics systems in fewer lines of code using DataFrames with stateful operators and run it anywhere Python is installed.

Exploring real-time and batch analytics for e-bike telemetry with Quix and AWS

Quix and AWS built a streaming data to process bike telemetry.

We've collaborated with AWS to help Brompton Bikes build a real-time architecture to enhance the rider's experience. In this blog post, I dig into the challenges, the design choices and the technical implementation of what we did.


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In case you missed it...

Two black Quix windows.

Earlier this month we open-sourced Quix Streams, a library for telemetry data streaming. It has been designed for building real-time applications that process high volumes of telemetry data when developers need a quick response and guaranteed reliability at scale. This is a new OSS project and we're looking forward to having data engineers shape and evolve the roadmap.

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More news and insights

  • Understanding the power of real-time stream processing - Read more
  • Is data lineage important? Read more
  • Ten Flink gotchas we wish we had known - Read more
  • Upcoming Stream Processing Meetup in Munich. Quix's VP of Data Tun Shwe will be on stage. Join us there! - Sign up for free
  • Real-Time Analytics Summit in San Fran. Lots of great talk stretching the breadth of the real-time ecosystem. Our CTO Tomas will be on stage and new Quixer Dave Klein will be too. - View the schedule

Meme of the Month

Formula one and Zoom meme.

With our founders coming from McLaren F1, we couldn't resist including this one.

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