desflow from the Command Line: One Model, Every Command

One small model of a shop that packs orders, taken through every desflow command in the order a simulation study uses them: get the model, check it makes sense, look at what it produces, run it many times, compare two options, and base its inputs on measured times. Each command is shown with its real output.

From dynamic-des to desflow: What Changed in Five Releases

dynamic-des is now desflow. A simulation of a small shop shows what five releases added: customers who give up waiting and machines that break, a check that a model makes sense before it runs, and an answer to a question such as "would a third packer cut the wait?" that accounts for chance.

odctl 1.0: Kafka, Flink, Spark, Iceberg, Trino and MLflow on Your Laptop with One Command

odctl is a command-line tool that runs an open-source data platform on your laptop: Kafka, Flink, Spark, Iceberg, ClickHouse, Trino, Airflow, MLflow, Feast and more, started with one command and wired together. Version 1.0 adds a documentation site with a guide for every service.

Defining Data-Streaming Simulations in YAML, Without Writing Python

Test data for a streaming pipeline, from a settings file rather than a program: a plain YAML file describes a simulation, and one command runs it and sends its events to Kafka, PostgreSQL, Parquet or Iceberg.