risingwave.comIntroducing RisingWave Events API: Stream Events Without KafkaFor a long time, Kafka has been the default answer to event ingestion. Need streaming data? Kafka. Need durability and ordering? Kafka. Need to move events into analytics systems? Kafka again. Kafka is a powerful system, and for many workloads it is ...Dec 17, 2025·5 min read
risingwave.comWe Built an Open Source S3 Tables AlternativeOne-line deployment with REST catalog, automatic compaction, and an integrated ingestion engine, fully compatible with all query engines. Finally, you can run Iceberg just like Postgres. Why We Built This We started adopting Apache Iceberg internally...Oct 15, 2025·9 min read
risingwave.comThe Case for Hybrid Cache for Object StoresS3 Is Slow; You Need a Cache In recent years, many modern data systems have been designed around Amazon S3 or other object storage services. Projects such as Neon, TiKV, and Warpstream all treat S3 as their primary storage layer. This trend is not ac...Sep 25, 2025·9 min read
risingwave.comPowering On-Chain Trading, DeFi Risk, and Stablecoin Payments with Sub-100ms LatencyIn crypto, latency is not an abstract infra number—it defines trading outcomes, protocol stability, and user trust. On Solana, a new block is produced roughly every 400 ms. On BNB Chain, the roadmap aims to cut finality to under 150 ms by 2026. In th...Sep 9, 2025·10 min read
risingwave.comWhy Debezium Alone Is Not Enough for End-to-End Streaming ETL/ELTWhen building real-time data platforms, we get asked the same question almost every time in customer meetings or community discussions: “Can we just use Debezium to build a complete end-to-end streaming ETL/ELT pipeline?” Debezium is indeed the de ...Aug 25, 2025·6 min read