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Phoenix LiveView

An Elixir stack using Phoenix LiveView to build real-time, server-rendered interactive UIs over WebSockets with little JavaScript.

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Phoenix Elixir Stack

Concurrent Elixir backend using the Phoenix framework on the BEAM VM with PostgreSQL for fault-tolerant, real-time, highly concurrent services.

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Kafka + Flink Streaming Stack

Real-time stream processing stack pairing Apache Kafka for durable event streams with Apache Flink for stateful, low-latency computation.

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Feast Feature Store Stack

Feature store pattern using Feast to define, materialize, and serve consistent ML features from an offline warehouse and a low-latency online store.

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ClickHouse Real-Time Analytics Stack

High-performance analytics stack: ClickHouse ingests event streams from Kafka and serves sub-second OLAP queries powering user-facing dashboards.

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Kafka + ksqlDB

A stream-processing stack using Apache Kafka for event transport and ksqlDB for SQL-based streaming transformations and materialized views.

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Flink + Apache Paimon

A streaming lakehouse stack using Apache Flink for unified stream and batch processing over Apache Paimon's high-update table format.

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ClickHouse + Grafana

A real-time analytics stack using ClickHouse as a fast columnar OLAP database with Grafana for dashboards over high-volume event data.

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Apache Druid + Superset

A real-time OLAP stack using Apache Druid for sub-second slice-and-dice queries and Apache Superset for self-service exploration.

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Apache Pinot Real-Time Analytics

A user-facing analytics stack built on Apache Pinot for ultra-low-latency, high-throughput queries over fresh streaming data.

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Tecton Feature Store

A production feature platform stack using Tecton to define, compute, and serve consistent ML features for training and real-time inference.

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Kafka + Flink Streaming Lakehouse

An end-to-end streaming lakehouse stack: Kafka ingests events, Flink processes them in real time, and Iceberg tables on S3 serve analytics.