Ziggurat
A Clojure framework for building stateless stream processing applications on Kafka with built-in retry mechanisms.
What is Ziggurat?
Ziggurat is a Clojure framework for building stateless stream processing applications on Kafka. It simplifies reading and processing messages from Kafka by abstracting common infrastructure concerns like message consumption, retry mechanisms via RabbitMQ, and HTTP server setup. Developers can focus on implementing business logic while Ziggurat handles the underlying stream processing complexities.
Clojure developers building real-time data processing applications, event-driven microservices, or ETL pipelines that consume from Kafka. It's particularly useful for teams needing a structured framework to reduce boilerplate in stream processing.
Ziggurat provides a production-ready, opinionated framework that abstracts away the intricacies of Kafka and RabbitMQ integration, offering built-in retry logic, multiple stream support, and graceful shutdown capabilities. Its middleware system and configuration-driven approach make it flexible yet easy to adopt for Clojure-based stream processing.
Overview
A stream processing framework to build stateless applications on Kafka
Use Cases
Best For
- Building real-time data processing pipelines in Clojure
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