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Built this because existing open-source real-time analytics tools either lacked time-series storage, had poor async performance, or required expensive proprietary licenses. This pipeline combines FastAPI's async capabilities with TimescaleDB's time-series optimization, Kafka's streaming reliability, and WebSocket for real-time dashboards. Key differentiators: sub-50ms latency, 150+ tests, Prometheus/Grafana integration, and Kubernetes-native deployment. Perfect for anyone building IoT, fintech, or observability platforms.
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Set it up over the weekend and was impressed by how smoothly the WebSocket feed handled 8K events/sec without dropping a frame. The Prometheus dashboards are genuinely useful out of the box, which saved me a ton of wiring time.
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Spent an afternoon poking around the repo and the WebSocket live feed felt genuinely snappy, even when I hammered it with a few thousand synthetic events. Love that TimescaleDB + Kafka combo is wired up cleanly out of the box.
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Spent an afternoon poking around the repo and the FastAPI setup is genuinely clean, async endpoints just work without the usual boilerplate. The Prometheus metrics out of the box saved me an hour of wiring.
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Spun up the demo stack over the weekend and the sub-50ms latency claim actually holds up under load, which I was skeptical about. The WebSocket dashboard updates felt snappy even when I pushed synthetic traffic near the 10K/sec mark.
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Deployed a sample IoT workload against it and the end-to-end latency held steady around 40ms even when I pushed past 8K events/sec, which honestly beat what I expected from a fully open-source stack.
Set it up over the weekend and was impressed by how smoothly the WebSocket feed handled 8K events/sec without dropping a frame. The Prometheus dashboards are genuinely useful out of the box, which saved me a ton of wiring time.
Spent an afternoon poking around the repo and the WebSocket live feed felt genuinely snappy, even when I hammered it with a few thousand synthetic events. Love that TimescaleDB + Kafka combo is wired up cleanly out of the box.
Spent an afternoon poking around the repo and the FastAPI setup is genuinely clean, async endpoints just work without the usual boilerplate. The Prometheus metrics out of the box saved me an hour of wiring.
Spun up the demo stack over the weekend and the sub-50ms latency claim actually holds up under load, which I was skeptical about. The WebSocket dashboard updates felt snappy even when I pushed synthetic traffic near the 10K/sec mark.
Deployed a sample IoT workload against it and the end-to-end latency held steady around 40ms even when I pushed past 8K events/sec, which honestly beat what I expected from a fully open-source stack.