tvennt

Tvennt is a cross-platform, open-source framework for building and running event-driven data processing pipelines. It emphasizes time-aware handling of streaming data, enabling ingestion, transformation, routing, and real-time visualization within a single runtime.

The architecture centers on the notion of event streams, operators, and a modular plugin system. Pipelines can be defined declaratively or in code, and components can be extended via plugins for data sources, processors, and sinks. The framework supports multiple backends for messaging, storage, and visualization, focusing on portability and ease of deployment across cloud and on-premises environments.

Origin and development of tvennt are community-driven. It emerged in the open-source ecosystem in the early 2020s as researchers and developers sought to unify stream processing with lightweight visualization. The project is maintained by a diverse contributor base and operates under an open license.

Typical use cases include real-time analytics dashboards, monitoring of distributed systems, and event-driven microservices. It is used in domains such as finance, tech operations, and IoT, particularly where time-synchronized processing of events is important.

The project emphasizes interoperability, clear documentation, and extensible governance. It fosters a modular ecosystem of connectors, visualization components, and processing operators, with community standards for coding, testing, and contribution.

Related topics include event-driven architecture, stream processing, and time-series visualization. Tvennt is not intended to replace specialized platforms but to complement them in scenarios requiring lightweight, transparent event pipelines.