Show HN: Edginary – Your Data, Globally

[oyahud]

https://www.edginary.io

Hey HN,

We're thrilled to introduce you to Edginary, our new groundbreaking startup set to change how developers access and scale their data globally. We've all felt the pain points of dealing with centralized data sources: performance bottlenecks, reliability issues, and the dreaded revenue loss due to downtime. Edginary is here to tackle these issues head-on.

Edginary is a serverless platform that moves your data close to your users in real-time so they can access it in ultra low-latency. By reducing the load on your servers and databases, we aim to not only improve performance and reliability but also save you money.

*How it works:*

Edginary pulls data from various sources like databases, data lakes, and data warehouses using Change Data Capture (CDC) or periodic polling mechanisms. This ensures up-to-date data ingestion in real-time or near-real-time.

Once the data is captured, Edginary enables users to combine, transform and aggregate it using its own internal real-time transformation engine. It supports Streaming SQL, with future plans to incorporate WebAssembly and TypeScript.

After processing, the processed data is replicated to hundreds of nodes around the world, stored and indexed in a low-latency datastore, queryable using REST API with millisecond response time globally.

*Join Our Beta:*

We're opening up our closed Beta! It's a fantastic opportunity for you to get early access and see how Edginary can revolutionize your work with data. Visit our web and be part of this exciting journey with us.

[joethomas9091]

Interesting approach. Have a few questions: 1) I registered for the beta? when do open it? 2) Didn't see the Kafka integration in your vid - is it already exist? Same question about writing code. 3) How is it different than DB caching?

Thanks.

[oyahud → joethomas9091]

Thanks Joe. Per your questions - 1) You should get an official invite on April 1st, this is when we open our closed beta. 2) Integrating with Kafka and writing code will be part of our next version. 3) There are a few major changes, but I'll just say that we aim to provide an end-to-end solution that not only improves your DB performance but also brings the data closer to your users to avoid network latency while keeping your data always up to date.