Author: Luke

Strapping in for a Jepsening Onyx is a high performance, distributed, fault tolerant, scalable data processing platform. Onyx programs are described in immutable data structures allowing jobs to cross language…

Doubling Down on Onyx Distributed systems are hard. Building Onyx – the high performance, fault tolerant, scalable distributed data processing platform – has been no exception. From day one when…

I’m happy to announce the release of Onyx 0.8.4. This release includes our next-generation scheduling component, largely backed by an independent library named BtrPlace. Today we’ll be introducing a new…

I’m tremendously proud to announce the official release of Onyx 0.8.0. In the time since the last release, we’ve been working hard on solving an inherent complexity in stream processing…

2016 has been an exciting time for Onyx. Over the last year, Onyx has been widely adopted by companies with high volumes of data and strict latency requirements. Distributed Masonry,…

I’m pleased to announce the release of a new library for Onyx: onyx-local-rt. onyx-local-rt is an alternate runtime for Onyx that is pure and deterministic. This runtime, as the name…

Distributed Masonry is pleased to offer the first public look at our newest product: Pyroclast. Pyroclast is a fully-hosted cloud PaaS that extends the Onyx Platform’s core mission: to make…

I’m excited to announce the official release of the Java API for Onyx, closing Onyx’s oldest GitHub issue: 2 years, 9 months, 4 days after its creation. onyx-java is a…

Distributed Masonry is proud to announce Onyx 0.10.0, a major step forward for Onyx’s stream processing engine. Version 0.10 brings enormous performance improvements, support for in-order message processing, and enhancements…