Conduit

Conduit

Data integration for production data stores

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Conduit is a data integration tool for software engineers. It's an extensible, event-first streaming data tool. It's written in Go, ships with minimal dependencies, and deploys as a binary.
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Open Source•Developer Tools•Data
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Derek Neuland
This looks awesome! I can't wait to learn more about this.
Haris
Maker
@derekneuland Feel free to check out the website and feel free to drop us a message about what you think about Conduit and what you'd like to see in it.: ) We're on GitHub, Discord and Twitter.
Taron Foxworth
Maker
Marketing teams and data engineers need data to answer questions; software engineers need data to build features. This difference is why you'll find that tools like Segment don't have connections for tools like ElasticSearch (Search Engine) or Redis (Cache). A business may use the modern data stack to ask better questions about what's happening in their business, applications, etc. and this is a great use case. However, Conduit aims to solve a slightly different data problem for a separate data audience: software engineers. Writing software is becoming more data-centric every day. Every day, more and more software engineers are acquiring new data infrastructure— a new system that generates or stores data. These data-intensive applications are complex and made up of many systems like: multiple microservices caches databases event brokers data warehouse search engines log aggregation systems CRM analytics platforms … and third-party tools. We want to help make data integration between them more manageable. We'd love to know what you think.
Toby Padilla
This looks awesome! Love the developer first approach and Golang ftw!
Haris
Maker
@toby We can also say an "all-developers approach" too, since Conduit is talking to plugins via gRPC, so you can actually write a plugin in any language. We have some of that work in progress.
Toby Padilla
@hariso nice!