jet/propulsion
Propulsion is an event sourcing and streaming framework that ingests, processes, and persists events across diverse storage backends such as Cosmos DB, DynamoDB, Kafka, and SQL databases. It provides a unified pipeline architecture for reading from change feeds and queues, handling parallel processing, and writing to various sinks. The system includes comprehensive monitoring via Prometheus metrics, CLI tools for data synchronization, and extensive integration tests to ensure reliability.
64.1
Adequate · 1 August 2026
8.1k
lines of production code
F#
primary language
1
bus factor · 20 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2018–2019 · Propulsion library expansion and tooling
This period focused on expanding the Propulsion library with new features for Kafka, EventStore, and Prometheus metrics integration, alongside a unified CLI tool for data synchronization. The work also involved modernizing the .NET framework dependencies and removing the legacy F# Kafka wrapper.
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2020–2024 · multi-backend event sourcing support
The project expanded its event sourcing capabilities by implementing a wide range of storage backends, including SQL, Cosmos DB, EventStore, DynamoDB, Memory, and PostgreSQL. These features were accompanied by architectural diagrams and integration tests to ensure robustness across different data stores.
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