noria
A streaming data-flow system that acts as a fast storage backend for read-heavy web applications by precomputing and caching relational query results.
What is noria?
Noria is a streaming data-flow system that functions as a high-performance storage backend for read-heavy web applications. It precomputes and caches the results of relational SQL queries as materialized views, which are automatically updated as data changes, delivering fast reads and high write throughput. It solves the performance bottleneck of traditional databases for dynamic, data-intensive web services.
Developers and engineers building read-heavy web applications, such as social platforms, news aggregators, or real-time dashboards, who need sub-millisecond read latency and high scalability without manual caching complexity.
Developers choose Noria because it offers database-like durability with cache-like speed, automatically maintaining materialized views through incremental data-flow. Its MySQL adapter allows easy integration with existing stacks, and its partial-statefulness reduces memory overhead compared to full materialization.
Overview
Fast web applications through dynamic, partially-stateful dataflow
Use Cases
Best For
- Scaling read-heavy web applications like news aggregators or social feeds
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