More agile business
Business teams can manage business logic without developers' help
They can run & test new algorithms faster, so teams become more agile
Hand over stream processing to domain experts
No need to engage developers to code business logic
Nussknacker was built to be part of event-driven architectures. It uses Kafka as its primary interface: input streams of data and output streams of decisions. And since input streams are often not enough, Nussknacker can enrich them with data from databases and OpenAPI endpoints.
Nussknacker can be used with its own, lightweight, Kubernetes-based engine. It provides scalability and high availability, while being straightforward to set up and maintain. However, in advanced streaming use cases, when aggregations are needed, Nussknacker can execute decision scenarios on Flink – one of the most advanced platforms for stream processing.
Business teams can manage business logic without developers' help
They can run & test new algorithms faster, so teams become more agile
Nussknacker saves developers time for more technical tasks
It's open-source, easy to deploy, and flexible in development
A platform for all marketing communications with customers
Over 80 scenarios are processing more than 3.5 million events per day
Fraud detection platform
40 scenarios running, including detection of simboxing, SMS spam, sim cloning, and termination frauds of various kinds
The assistance-system for POS, displaying suggestions about what to offer to the customer. How to proceed in case of any problems.
Nussknacker is invoked as a REST service. Integrated with ML models, customer data systems, and more
Cloud
The cloud edition with free-tier resources will be available in 2022
Enterprise
We can help you customise and extend Nussknacker to meet your specific needs and then deploy and maintain it on your infrastructure
Community
Set up, customise and maintain Nussknacker the way you want it
Get a first glimpse of the technology by going through the Quickstart using docker setup and check our hosted demo
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Chances are that you are already using a container’s scheduler - that is, Kubernetes. Wouldn’t it be great if we could just use it to deploy our business logic? You want to handle events from Kafka, enrich them with data from external systems, and possibly score some ML models? Let's glance at what is possible in Nu 1.3.
We’ve been working on making Nussknacker more cloud-ready, and it turned out we need to make the runtime container as small as possible.
It looks like GraalVM can be the answer: the resulting image and memory usage are really small, which makes running each Nussknacker scenario
in a separate container viable.