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Show HN: Timeplus Proton 3.0 – First vectorized streaming SQL engine
Two years after open sourcing Proton, we're releasing v3.0 which brings enterprise-grade streaming capabilities to the open source version: full connectivity, processing, and routing in a single binary with zero dependencies.
Key features:
First vectorized streaming SQL engine in modern C++ with JIT compilation
High-throughput, low-latency, high-cardinality processing
End-to-end streaming: ETL, joins, aggregation, alerts, and tasks
Native connectors: Kafka, Redpanda, Pulsar, ClickHouse, Splunk, Elastic, MongoDB, S3, Iceberg
Native Python UDF/UDAF support to support your AI/ML work loads
The same performance we've proven in large enterprise deployments is now available in the community edition.
Would love feedback from anyone working with streaming data or looking for Flink/ksqlDB alternatives.
- tingfirst 1y agoProbably the smallest yet most powerful binary for real-time, incremental SQL data processing, end to end!
- rainmaker11 1y agoa single binary is nice, but how to scale?
- gangtao 1y agohere is the overview of the Timeplus Cluster https://docs.timeplus.com/cluster#overview https://docs.timeplus.com/cluster#overview basically all the cluster nodes are deployed with the same binary with extra configurations.
- renatomefi 1y agoVery nice, curious to see new use cases with the UDFs!
- gangtao 1y agoThanks, yes, that is something I am exploring with our customers, and please share with me your idea as well.
- PeterCorless 1y agoCongrats on the major release! And good to see Redpanda mentioned as a first-class citizen with a native connector!
- gangtao 1y agoredpanda was in our radar back to 2022, it is still the first choice to make low latency streaming processing partner with Timeplus https://www.timeplus.com/post/realizing-low-latency-streaming-analytics-with-timeplus-and-redpanda https://www.timeplus.com/post/realizing-low-latency-streamin...
- tingfirst 1y agoRedpanda + Timeplus, the perfect pair for data streaming developers. No JVM, ZK ...
- PeterCorless 1y agoRelease notes here: https://docs.timeplus.com/enterprise-v3.0 https://docs.timeplus.com/enterprise-v3.0
- carverauto 1y agoamazing.. congrats on the release, excited to upgrade
- jan-siekierski 1y agoLove the object storage features! Built-in S3-based stream storage solves the problem of running separate Stream Processing and Stream Storage solutions and builds on Proton's simplicity. S3-based state checkpoints as well, both features synergize really well with Proton's strengths. Congrats on this release and I hope I see more from you soon! edit: oops I've read the Timeplus release notes that Peter linked, not Proton. Which of the listed features are new in Proton 3.0?
- Sep142324 1y agoHi! You can find the detailed differences here: https://docs.timeplus.com/proton-oss-vs-enterprise https://docs.timeplus.com/proton-oss-vs-enterprise In short, Proton focuses on simplicity — it’s a single-instance engine powerful enough for most common streaming and analytics workflows. Features like clustering, mutable streams, and S3-based stream storage/state checkpoints are part of the enterprise edition, while Proton keeps the core performance and streaming capabilities in an open-source form.