
A new site or source publishes to the broker, and the pipeline you already run picks it up.
This is where you do the work. Write the transforms in plain Python, and the framework handles delivery and failures.
Analytics and operations read from the same stream, so what you monitor is what you steer on.
A single container with a health check, deployable on Kubernetes or a managed container service.

Concurrent workers and backpressure keep pace with live load without any process idling or running out of memory.
OpenTelemetry support connects built-in metrics on pipeline mechanics, such as latency and queue backlog, to the logging services you already use.
Modern keyless authentication gives access control without another secret to manage or rotate every 6 months.
Delivery is at-least-once. The broker marks events as processed once they are stored, and failed events go to a dead-letter queue, so neither a crash nor a bad reading costs you data.

If your use cases require more complex logic like stateful joins, windowing across streams or volumes over 100.000 messages per second, then a platform like Flink or Databricks makes more sense. However, they are often a substantial investment and can be difficult to move away from. We recommend them when a streaming setup is genuinely complex and we’re happy to advise when that is the right call.
Yes. Connectors come ready for Kafka, Kinesis, Pub/Sub, Event Hubs and MQTT for ingestion. For writing we integrate with S3, GCS or Azure Blob Storage or straight into your Data warehouse. Custom connectors can be added for any source. Logs and traces go to the monitoring your team already uses, through OpenTelemetry.
You receive readable Python code that your team can own, adjust and extend. That gives you flexibility without locking your operations into a proprietary platform. We plan the hand-over from the start of a project, so your team can run and extend it on its own.
A single pipeline instance handles roughly 100 to 10,000 events per second. For more than 100,000 messages per second sustained, we recommend Flink or Databricks.
Connectors, reliability and retry logic come ready-made, so most of the work is your own transforms and sources. In a Design Sprint, we plan that work and turn it into a roadmap.