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Thanks for reading the post/article :) I did not see any point to listing out the cons as others have already done it a bunch of times. I was trying to focus on what moving to a mo…

I was answering your request for a source. The linked article talks about identification numbers that can be used to link a person. I am not a lawyer but the article specifically r…

https://gdpr-info.eu/art-4-gdpr/ paragraph 1: > ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable nat…

Thanks Ivan - really appreciate the kind words and support!

Re: docs - oops. We were frantically putting stuff together and linking before the docs were in that location - the link is supposed to be https://docs.streamdal.com/en/core-compon…

Hmm good idea about the spark integration - integration is possible with basically anything that you’ve got code-level access to. I don’t know about messaging though - runtime data…

This is solid - thank you very much. We will do some more research but basically sounds like - go as low as possible, as long as the underlying libs support it. And re: kotlin - I …

I know you kid - but the _data_ in this context is the data that the app is processing at runtime. Ie. If the app is reading from a DB - that’s what we are tailing. And if that’s a…

I wonder if we screwed up by calling out “tail” - it is so much more then that - it executes wasm rules on the client that are pushed to it by the server AND because we have access…

Hey there - we have documented the tech stack here: https://docs.streamdal.com/en/resources-support/open-source/ Tldr: go, grpc, Protobuf, wasm, deno, reactflow, ts And yep, you’re…

Good news then :) Everything stays on your network. Actually, in most situations - everything stays completely client-side. Because the rules that the client executes are Wasm modu…

Hey peeps - Dan here - ready to answer any questions you've got!

Hey there! This is Dan and Ustin (@uzarubin), and we want to share something cool we've been working on for the past year - an open-source `tail -f` for your data, with a UI. We ca…

Not being pedactic, I swear :) Can you elaborate on the Sun comparison? I am a huge fan of Sun and what they did for computing at large - designing hardware, creating specs, their …

What a great idea. He was part of the hacker subculture - regardless of what your opinion of him or his abilities is. This made me think of the takedown.com telnet transcripts - wh…

`protoc` is gnarly - `ffmpeg` unix graybeard vibes ;)

If you have a gRPC service, you'd use `grpcurl`. This one is for RESTish HTTP 1 API's where the req/resp body is protobuf - something that `grpcurl` can't handle. In other words, y…

The "reimplementing" part resonates with me 100%. I've also reimplemented this solution many times and every time it has been a pain in the ass. I built https://batch.sh specifical…

^ 100% this. Do not delete events. They are your source of truth - you shouldn't really even modify them but stripping out PII is "alright". Re 24M+ records: create a batch runner …

Hi there, I started a company specifically centered around event sourcing - it's a saas platform for capturing all of your events, gaining the ability to granularly search them and…

I'm late to this party but I'll chime in anyway - I love event sourcing. So much so that I actually built a company around it (and got into YC S20) - https://batch.sh Event sourcin…

Elixir! I've got such a mixed bag of feelings for that language. It's elegant but it's build-times are pretty terrible. It has the RPC stuff built-in but I've never seen anyone use…

This is cool - I love this space and it's indeed pretty complicated. And not that you asked for it but I'll try to add some additional insight. It depends on what you're trying to …

Love this tool - use it to populate a bunch of "real-looking" data to test CDC functionality for Mongo. Pretty quick too - generated 100,000 records in <3 sec.

Ahhh gotcha! Yes, that's actually one, decent sized pro for doing an event driven monolith haha With that said, in a monolith - there is still a chance of missed events - deploy, b…