Onyx
A masterless, cloud-scale, fault-tolerant distributed computation system for batch and stream processing written in Clojure.
What is Onyx?
Onyx is a distributed computation system built in Clojure that handles both batch and stream processing workloads. It provides a masterless, fault-tolerant architecture for building scalable data pipelines and workflows. The system solves the problem of processing large volumes of data reliably across distributed clusters without a single point of failure.
Data engineers and Clojure developers building scalable data processing pipelines, ETL systems, or real-time stream processing applications.
Developers choose Onyx for its masterless architecture that eliminates coordination bottlenecks, its hybrid processing model that unifies batch and stream workloads, and its native Clojure implementation that offers expressive workflow definitions.
Overview
Distributed, masterless, high performance, fault tolerant data processing
Use Cases
Best For
- Realtime event stream processing applications
- Building CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) systems
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