FluxlineReal-time event streaming, without the plumbing.
Ingest millions of events per second, transform them in flight, and deliver to any consumer over a single durable HTTP stream. No brokers to babysit.
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Everything you need to move events
A complete streaming backbone — ingestion, processing, and delivery — behind one API.
Streaming HTTP API
Publish and subscribe over plain HTTP with long-lived streams. No client SDK required — curl works.
In-flight transforms
Filter, enrich, and reshape events with lightweight functions that run at the edge, close to your consumers.
Durable by default
Every event is persisted and replayable for up to 30 days. Consumers resume exactly where they left off.
Global edge delivery
26 regions on an anycast network deliver events with a p99 under 100 ms, wherever your users are.
Connectors
Sink to Postgres, Kafka, S3, webhooks, and 40+ destinations with managed, at-least-once connectors.
Observability built in
Per-topic throughput, lag, and delivery metrics with alerting — no external monitoring to wire up.
Live in three steps
From zero to a streaming pipeline in a couple of minutes.
Create a stream
Spin up a topic from the dashboard or the API. You get an endpoint and a scoped token instantly.
Publish events
POST JSON to your topic, or connect a managed source. Fluxline handles ordering, retries, and backpressure.
Subscribe anywhere
Open a stream over HTTP and consume in real time. Scale consumers horizontally with automatic partitioning.
Built for the terminal, not just the console.
A predictable REST + streaming API, idempotent publishes, cursor-based replay, and first-class SDKs for Go, Node, Python, and Rust. Ship it the way you already build.
import { Fluxline } from "@fluxline/node";
const flux = new Fluxline(process.env.FLUXLINE_TOKEN);
await flux.publish("orders.created", {
id: "ord_10Aq",
total: 4200,
currency: "eur"
});Start streaming in minutes
Free for the first 5 million events every month. No credit card required.
Create your first stream