Drasi: Microsoft's open source data processing platform for event-driven systems

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otterley ◴[20 Oct 24 17:41 UTC] No.41897080[source]▶

Looks very Azure-centric. Both installation guides (https://drasi.io/how-to-guides/install-sample-applications/b... and https://drasi.io/how-to-guides/install-sample-applications/c...) require Azure to work.

And then there's this:

> Installing Drasi in an EKS cluster can be significantly more complex than a standard installation on other platforms. Instead of downloading a CLI binary using the provided installation scripts, this approach requires modifying the source code of the Drasi CLI and building a local version of the CLI.

Is this an actual requirement or just the current easy path?

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jameslevy ◴[20 Oct 24 18:42 UTC] No.41897541[source]▶

>>41897080 #

Does it require Azure to work? Or could the Azure steps be relatively easily be swapped out for AWS/GCP/etc?

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1. agentofreality ◴[22 Oct 24 00:39 UTC] No.41910058[source]▶

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Drasi does not require Azure to work. You install Drasi on a Kubernetes cluster, configure a Drasi Source to connect to a supported database, write Continuous Queries in Cypher Query Language, and configure a Drasi Reaction to do something with the output of the Continuous Query. For K8S, you can currently use k3s, kind, AKS (docs coming soon), or EKS (requires some work arounds).

Drasi docs are here - https://drasi.io/

The Drasi Team is most active over on discord, where we are happy to answer questions and help get people started using Drasi (https://aka.ms/drasidiscord)

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