Just the data you need,
delivered in seconds
Vanus is a Serverless, event streaming system with processing
capabilities. It connects SaaS, Cloud Services, and Databases to
help users build next-gen event-driven Apps.
Popular use cases

Optimize Ad Campaign
Sync customer
data from snowflake to google ads to optimize campaigns.

Dynamic Customer 360
Get data from
websites and social media to build dynamic customer 360.

Business Opportunity Mining
Sync customer
leads obtained from LinkedIn and Twitter to Snowflake.

User Behavior Analysis
Sync user
websites' click data to Snowflake to optimize user journeys.

Optimize User Experience
Send emails
based on specific events: registration, birthday, or product
trial ends.

Slack Data Analysis
Obtain messages
in Slack customer community and sync them to BigQuery.

GitHub to Slack
Receive
notifications in Slack on any GitHub events.

LinkedIn to Salesforce
Synchronize
potential users data on LinkedIn to Salesforce.

Facebook Ads to Google Sheets
Create a new row
on Google Sheets for each Facebook Ads lead.

Connect the Webhook to Email
Send emails with
newly caught webhooks.

MySQL to Google Sheets
Create a new row
on Google Sheets for each MySQL record.

Google Calendar to Slack
Send a message
on Slack Channel when Google Calendar events begin.

Identify electronic invoices
Upload S3
invoices to identify information and sync results to
Salesforce.

Illegal image identification
Identify
sensitive images uploaded to s3 and send notifications to
Gmail.

Webhook triggers function
Trigger an AWS
Lambda with newly caught webhooks.

Cloud bill reminder
Set up Slack
messages or Gmail reminders for Amazon bills.

Prometheus alarm
Send Prometheus
alarm information in Slack or Gmail.

CDC trigger function
Trigger an AWS
Lambda with a Database changing event.

Kubernetes Job
Regularly
trigger a Kubernetes job.

Cloud function
Regularly
trigger cloud functions (AWS Lambda or GCP Functions).

Webhook
Regularly
trigger a Webhook request.

Send Gmail
Send Gmails
periodically.

Slack Message
Regularly send
messages to a Slack channel.

Amazon SQS
Periodically
send events to Amazon SQS.
Why Vanus?
Our company is proud to offer a powerful
event stream processing system that can help you extract valuable insights
from streaming data in real-time. Our free event stream system is designed
to handle large volumes of data and provide you with actionable insights
that can help you make informed business decisions. Our open source event
stream processing system is built on a popular distributed streaming
platform. This event-driven architecture allows you to capture, store, and
analyze data in real-time, making it an ideal choice for businesses that
need to respond quickly to changing market conditions. Our system includes
an event transformer that allows you to transform data into a variety of
formats, making it easy to integrate with other systems and applications.
We offer a free trial event transformer so you can test it out and see for
yourself how powerful it is. We have connectors for different platforms,
such as event transformer github. We're committed to making our system as
accessible as possible, which is why we've made it open source and free to
use. With our event stream processing system, you can take your streaming
data analytics to the next level and gain a competitive edge in today's
fast-paced business world.
Event stream processing
Powerful
event stream processing capabilities to filter and transform
event streams.
Abundant connectors
Out-of-box
connectors help users build event pipelines between SaaS,
cloud services, and cloud functions in minutes.
Trigger cloud function
Seamlessly
trigger cloud functions (AWS Lambda , GCP Functions or other
functions) to process event streams.
Open source, super easy to use
Open
source, beginners friendly and can be installed in
20 secs by one-click deployment.
Get started in
seconds
Learn more in the User Docs
Event Stream Processing Step as
follows:
step1
install
kubectl
apply -f https://download.linkall.com/all-in-one/v0.6.0.yml
step2
create an eventbus
vsctl
eventbus create --name quick-start
step3
create a subscription
vsctl
subscription create --name quickstart --eventbus quick-start
--sink 'http://localhost:8080'
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