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Our evolution from offering data streaming infrastructure to delivering entire applications. Read on to discover how we are now helping ship applications in less than 4 weeks, at an unbeatable price.

We are open sourcing PGT-Proxy, a PostgreSQL TLS proxy that simplifies secure TLS connections between PostgreSQL clients and servers. Available as a binary or via Docker image.

Instead of producing to and consuming from message brokers, Ambar pulls records from databases and pushes them to application endpoints via HTTP, abstracting away your queueing infra entirely.

I'm excited to dive into the nitty-gritty details about what I built and how I built it. But first, we should probably clarify what a control plane is and what it does.

Adaptive Load allows our customers to ingest data streams while using their infrastructure optimally.

Ambar is the easiest, safest, and fastest way to implement a messaging layer for event-driven microservices.

Ledgers are ubiquitous In finance, because customer trust and regulatory compliance are crucial. Ambar makes it easier, safer, and faster to work with ledgers.

Organizations working with data streaming often struggle with productivity and business risk, even when platform teams have worked extensively on data streaming and reached maturity.

Even with managed servicess, the complexity of Kafka's ecosystem and the challenges of configuring, scaling, and managing clusters require years of engineering over the lifetime of an application.

In verticals where operating profits are 1% to 10% of all value processed, even a 0.2% loss represents 20% of operating profit. Today, data streaming is mission-critical, so errors are not an option.

We built Ambar to empower engineers to build provably correct data streaming applications without needing a PhD in distributed systems. Our white paper dives into Ambar's provably correct properties.