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sqlflow is DuckDB for streaming data. Pipelines are SQL. They run on a single node without a JVM: up to 1,057,360 messages a second in 303 MiB. No cluster, no coordinator. MIT licensed.

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Overview

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sqlflow is presented as a streaming data processing tool built on DuckDB, allowing users to define data pipelines using SQL. It emphasizes operational simplicity, high throughput, and minimal dependencies, making it suitable for single-node environments.

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Descriptionsqlflow is DuckDB for streaming data. Pipelines are SQL. They run on a single node without a JVM: up to 1,057,360 messages a second in 303 MiB. No cluster, no coordinator. MIT l...: Source not recordedDate not recordedSource link unavailable
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Summarysqlflow is presented as a streaming data processing tool built on DuckDB, allowing users to define data pipelines using SQL. It emphasizes operational simplicity, high throughpu...: AI-inferredRecorded 18 Sept 2026Source link unavailable

Who Is It For

Best for

Organizations looking for a lightweight, SQL-based solution for streaming data processing without the overhead of distributed systems.

–Not for

Teams needing a distributed processing engine or those requiring complex ETL capabilities beyond SQL-based transformations.

Strengths & Weaknesses

Biggest strength

High performance with the ability to process up to 1,057,360 messages per second on a single node, leveraging the simplicity of SQL for pipeline definitions.

Biggest weakness

Limited support for distributed workloads and complex ETL processes, as it is designed for single-node operations only. (AI-inferred; may be outdated. Founders can correct this)

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