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EventStoreDB
The stream database optimised for event sourcing
Persist your application data as streams of events with our open-source database, the best data storage solution for event-sourced systems. Available for free download on most platforms or use our managed service Event Store Cloud. EventStoreDB is an open-source database technology that stores your critical data in streams of immutable events. It was built from the ground up for Event Sourcing, we believe that makes it the best solution in the market for building event-sourced systems. Event... -
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Conductor
Conductor is a microservices orchestration engine
We built Conductor to help us orchestrate microservices-based process flows at Netflix with the following features, a distributed server ecosystem, which stores workflow state information efficiently. Allow creation of process/business flows in which each individual task can be implemented by the same/different microservices. Simple interface to connect workers, which execute the tasks in workflows. Full operational control over workflows with the ability to pause, resume, restart, retry and... -
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Reads a PostgreSQL database log file, extracts the SQL statements and executes them in the same order and timing against another database server. Useful for performance tests with real-world workload.
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