Harsha Teja - Ekalavya

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Harsha Teja

Ekalavya.dev is now Denote.dev

Hi folks, I am moving the content from this website to Denote.dev. About this siteThis is the hub where all the content related to Denote.dev is hosted. Denote is a toolkit for Durable Execution and Stateful Polyglot Scripting. Get in touch with us at ask@denote.dev or

Let's write fault-tolerant and type-safe workflows in Rust using Temporal

Let's write fault-tolerant and type-safe workflows in Rust using Temporal

New: More related content at https://www.denote.dev/ I have been developing in Rust a lot and am a long-time user of Temporal. They are powerful together. Temporal is a platform for executing code in a durable, resilient, and scalable way. We can define stateful workflows in a high-level

An Overview of Temporal Rust SDK

An Overview of Temporal Rust SDK

Upcoming after the blog here

A guide to building a cross-platform desktop application using Svelte, Skeleton, Tauri, and Rust

A guide to building a cross-platform desktop application using Svelte, Skeleton, Tauri, and Rust

This is the follow-up to my previous post here. Let us build a static website. This is similar to numerous other static website builder applications but the target is not hosting online but embedding into a Rust binary. A sample use-case for this is beautiful documentation for a command line

Ok, taking a plunge and looking at this Svelte thingy

Ok, taking a plunge and looking at this Svelte thingy

I need some UI/UX for demos. I am postponing it a lot. But the demos are missing that slick feel. I have to cook something up really fast. I started working on a Desktop application using Rust and Tauri framework a while ago. Even though the backend (Rust) parts

Make the Backstage dev portal your own

Make the Backstage dev portal your own

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An introduction to Data Engineering in Rust

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An introduction to Data Engineering in Rust

Coming soon ... Did you enjoy the post? Please comment and give me feedback. Thanks, Harsha Teja Kanna

How I Integrated Airbyte and Apache Hudi again!

How I Integrated Airbyte and Apache Hudi again!

More updates coming up... * https://www.ekalavya.dev/why-and-how-i-implemented-airbyte-protocol-in-rust/ * https://www.ekalavya.dev/how-to-run-airbyte-replication-operator-kubevela-addon/ * https://www.ekalavya.dev/how-to-run-apache-hudi-deltastreamer-kubevela-addon/ YAML Have fun, Harsha Teja Kanna

How to run Apache Hudi Deltastreamer Kubernetes KubeVela Addon

How to run Apache Hudi Deltastreamer Kubernetes KubeVela Addon

This is a re-purposed demo from my previous blogs here and here

How to run Airbyte replication Kubernetes Operator as KubeVela Addon

How to run Airbyte replication Kubernetes Operator as KubeVela Addon

Check out a similar demo here Regards, Harsha Teja Kanna

Let's copy some bytes using Airbyte Protocol and Rust

Let's copy some bytes using Airbyte Protocol and Rust

Replication Driver Airbyte replication connectors are run as containers. So we need a container runtime like Docker Desktop. But the driver here is agnostic to the container runtime when compared to the Official Airbyte Worker job. The architecture differs in how the driver coordinates the replication process from Source to

An implementation of Airbyte Protocol in Rust

An implementation of Airbyte Protocol in Rust

Last year, I worked on integrating Airbyte and Apache Hudi. They are Open Source projects in Data Engineering and DataLake/Lakehouse space. Read about that in the blog here Since then, both projects moved at a fast clip. I could not keep up with rebasing changes from Airbyte as the

Hudi by Example

Hudi by Example

I had a fortunate opportunity to work on the adoption of Apache Hudi at my current workplace. Spent a great deal of time understanding, evaluating, deploying, and operating Apache Hudi based Data lakehouse platform. Apache Hudi project became feature rich and stable over the past year with great releases (https:

Tauri App for UI in Rust

Tauri App for UI in Rust

It's time to decide on the UI framework for my project. Here are the requirements and constraints * Single resource with only backend and systems development expertise * Not very complex UI * Rust as backend language * Should be able to get Web developers as contributors later easily. So JS/TS

New beginnings

Yesterday was my last day of employment at Cint Had a great time with very supportive team members and leadership. Hope my contributions are significant and help out the team in its long-term goals. I have been preparing to take a break for a long time now and will use

The first blog is about Go

The first blog is about Go

I decided to write and blog. So starting with my current expertise. Golang. https://golang.org package main import "fmt" func main() { fmt.Println("Hello World!, This is harsha") } Go is a simple and efficient programming language. I believe it should be taught first in educational