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How to set up event-based ingestion of files in S3 for free
(tinybird.co)
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Real-Time Logistics, Shipping, and Transportation with Apache Kafka
(kai-waehner.medium.com)
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Event-driven architecture best practices for databases and files
(tinybird.co)
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Hot Takes on the Modern Data Stack
(mattpalmer.io)
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3y ago
I am not sure of specifics on features, but I think the fundamental difference is that Arroyo is a stream processing engine i.e., it doesn’t have a database, whereas Tinybird has the statefulness afforded by ClickHouse as its primary data s
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3y ago
+1 for Tinybird
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Enhancing user privacy with 30 minute salt rotation
(beamanalytics.io)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Ahh okay, this answered my question: https://www.tinybird.co/blog-posts/mockingbird-announcement-... It's an open source library and you can build new destination plugins. That's cool!
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_peregrine_
3y ago
This seems pretty cool. So you can only send data to Tinybird and Upstash? Any support for other destinations?
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure linker_workers is something that they configure, I don't think it's exposed to the user to configure.
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Syncing Notion databases into Tinybird using notion-objects
(thrau.at)
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4y ago
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Tinybird launched an open source ClickHouse Knowledge Base
(tinybird.co)
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Serverless Analytics for Next.js with Vercel Edge, Upstash Kafka and Tinybird
(upstash.com)
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4y ago
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Open source Google Analytics alternative “starter kit”
(tinybird.co)
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4y ago
What will be demonstrated: - Install an open-source JavaScript tracker that streams web events without third-party cookies. - Personalize the JavaScript code to your domain with custom event types. - Implement functionality to mask PII to e
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Webinar: Build a GDPR-compliant alternative to Google Analytics
(tinybird.co)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Yes :) If you register you'll get the link to watch when you want. No spam emails either.
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Webinar: Ex-Heroku engineer will share how they built usage-based billing
(tinybird.co)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Webinar this Wednesday: Alex Dovenmuehle shares his experience building usage-based billing systems at Heroku while we have a classic "Build v Buy" debate. Register at link.
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4y ago
So I read the full article and it's interesting. Maybe the title is a little misleading, but when you actually read it I think they make it pretty clear that it's an extreme example designed to prove a simple point: bad data pract
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4y ago
This happens more often than you might think…
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4y ago
I think it’s worth mentioning that tinybird doesn’t necessarily charge per query, the billing model seems more geared towards API usage, though queries are the underpinning. Also it’s not unreasonable to see people spending $10K+ a day in S
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Yeah I mean I look at this example and it’s obviously pretty “extreme” - nobody is running that query every second (at least I hope not) - but I think the principle is important. You run that query once a day and it’s still costing you 1Kx
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(Livestream) Build a serverless IoT back end in an hour
(tinybird.co)
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4y ago
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