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Alejandro Martín

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Jobs log: Improved o11y for background jobs

Jobs log: Improved o11y for background jobs

Now it’s easier than ever to build production-level observability of your Tinybird data.

Using custom Kafka headers for advanced message processing

Using custom Kafka headers for advanced message processing

Kafka headers are key-value pairs that can be attached to Kafka messages to provide metadata and additional information about the message. Read on to learn more about the use cases headers support and how to build real-time analytics pipelines using Kafka headers.

$Building real-time solutions with Snowflake at a fraction of the cost$

Building real-time solutions with Snowflake at a fraction of the cost

Snowflake is not optimized for real-time use cases. Integrate your Snowflake datasets with Tinybird to build low-latency, high-concurrency APIs over Snowflake data.

The power of real-time streaming analytics with Confluent and Tinybird

The power of real-time streaming analytics with Confluent and Tinybird

Today, Tinybird is excited to announce the launch of our new Confluent Connector, offering Confluent users the ability to stream their data into Tinybird in real time. With today’s announcement, Confluent users have a new way to query their streaming data and build fast APIs, faster.

Transforming real-time applications with Tinybird and Google BigQuery

Transforming real-time applications with Tinybird and Google BigQuery

Today, Tinybird is excited to announce the launch of our new Google BigQuery Connector, offering Google BigQuery users an easy and reliable method to bring their data to Tinybird where they can query and shape it using SQL and publish it as low-latency APIs to be consumed by their applications.

The Data Journey: Unlocking data for the right now

The Data Journey: Unlocking data for the right now

We're all in the middle of a multi-step process to consolidate, model, and operationalize our data. Here's where we're getting stuck, and what to do about it.