DIADIA Association
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About
DIA (Decentralised Information Asset) is an open-source oracle platform that enables market actors to source, supply and share trustable data. DeFi applications are reliant on trustable and scalable data feeds to build reliable products and avoid exploitation and manipulation. DIA leverages crypto-economic incentives and the wisdom of the community to source, validate and deliver trusted financial data. Bounties for data sourcing and data validation get funded with DIA tokens and are completed for reward. All data is pulled from primary sources to DIA servers. The DIA database gets hashed on-chain, and all scraper code and documentation is hosted on Github. All data is accesible via API endpoints or Oracles. Lending platforms, index providers, prediction markets and other users can freely acces DIA’s open-source, validated data streams.
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About
OLake Go is an open-source data replication platform for moving operational data into data lakehouse storage. It connects to databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Oracle Database, SQL Server, and IBM Db2, as well as Apache Kafka and object storage. The platform supports full-load and incremental ingestion, including change data capture for supported connectors, and writes data to Apache Iceberg tables and Parquet files using supported catalogs and storage targets. Data engineers and analytics platform teams can run ingestion jobs through the OLake UI or command-line workflows, deploy the software in their own infrastructure, and prepare synchronized lakehouse datasets for downstream querying and analytics. Docker-based deployment and connector-specific configuration let teams manage source connections, destinations, and data movement in a self-hosted environment.
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Platforms Supported
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Audience
Anyone searching for an open-source oracle platform that enables market actors to source, supply and share trustable data
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Data engineers and analytics platform teams that need to replicate operational database, Kafka, or object-storage data into Apache Iceberg or Parquet for downstream analytics.
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OLake Go is open-source software distributed under the Apache 2.0 license, with no software license fee. Self-hosting requires separately provisioned compute, storage, and other infrastructure.
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Company InformationDIA Association
Founded: 2018
Switzerland
diadata.org
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Company InformationDatazip
Founded: 2022
United States
olake.io
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Integrations
AWS Glue
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Amazon S3
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Apache Iceberg
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Apache Kafka
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Google Cloud BigQuery
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Google Cloud Storage
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IBM Db2
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MinIO
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MongoDB
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Moonbeam
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Integrations
AWS Glue
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Amazon S3
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Apache Iceberg
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Apache Kafka
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Google Cloud BigQuery
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Google Cloud Storage
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IBM Db2
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MinIO
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MongoDB
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