agentofreality

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   by agentofreality 2y ago

   This post may help answer some of your questions: https://opensource.microsoft.com/blog/2024/10/22/detect-and-... And the project docs may help answer others: https://drasi.io/ Also, the
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   by agentofreality 2y ago

   Here is a new Drasi blog post that might help you understand why Drasi is preferable to writing code that periodically polls a database: https://opensource.microsoft.com/blog/2024/10/22/detect-and-...
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   by agentofreality 2y ago

   I am the Drasi engineering manager, and I can assure you that any weirdness you sense is purely accidental. The project was announced through standard Microsoft channels by Mark Russinovich and is part of the Microsoft Collaboration on GitH
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   by agentofreality 2y ago

   Hi, I am the Drasi engineering manager, maybe I can clarify. Drasi is not intended to be another CDC alternative. It doesn't compete with Debezium, in fact we already have some integration with Debezium and hope to do more in the futur
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   by agentofreality 2y ago

   Drasi does not require Azure to work. You install Drasi on a Kubernetes cluster, configure a Drasi Source to connect to a supported database, write Continuous Queries in Cypher Query Language, and configure a Drasi Reaction to do something
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   by agentofreality 2y ago

   As mentioned above, Kubernetes is (intended to be) our only platform dependency right now. Drasi is not yet ready for production use and can be explored using k3s, kind, AKS, and EKS, which we felt provided sufficient initial options for pe
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   by agentofreality 2y ago

   I am the Drasi engineering lead and can assure you that any Azure-centricity is purely one of historical convenience and a lag in getting more of our non-Azure-centric doc, samples, and components published. The main current dependency is h