A lightweight Go tool that extracts MQTT messages from existing IoT landscapes streams directly into Apache Pulsar. Ideal for connecting to a modern event backbone without modifications....
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A proof of concept that observes file system events and publishes new files as streams to Apache Pulsar. Ideal for transitioning legacy batch interfaces into real-time pipelines....
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Nomad meets Alpine: minimalist, performant – and a challenge between glibc and MUSL. This post shows how to cleanly compile Nomad for MUSL and run it on Alpine....
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A lightweight CLI tool for Apache Pulsar written in Go – portable, script-friendly and without external dependencies. The article shows how Pulsar topics can be read, written and monitored directly from the shell - ideal for debugging, testing and automation processes....
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A practical proof of concept shows how HashiCorp Nomad can be successfully ported to NetBSD with a few targeted adjustments. The article describes the path from the first build to adapting a missing dependency to the executable binary - as an example of how modern Go-based infrastructure tools can also be operated on classic BSD systems....
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A self-fencing tool for Apache Pulsar written in Go that secures clusters via heartbeats and health checks. Without central control, but with clear logic and controlled reactions – for resilient geo-deployments that have themselves under control....
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