Continuous Data Flow Platform
Batch and streaming ETL, star-schema warehousing, data quality gates, and full observability β orchestrated across 20 Docker services with a .NET 8 API, Airflow, Spark, and Kafka.
Platform
A production-ready data platform integrating batch and streaming processing with monitoring, governance, and machine learning capabilities.
Batch Sources: MySQL, PostgreSQL, CSV/JSON/XML files, Data Lakes (MinIO/S3)
Streaming Sources: Apache Kafka for event logs, IoT sensor data, social media streams, and
real-time CDC (Change Data Capture)
Batch Processing: Apache Spark for large-scale ETL with Great Expectations for data
quality
Stream Processing: Spark Structured Streaming for real-time transformations, anomaly
detection, and event processing
7 Storage Systems: MinIO (S3-compatible data lake), PostgreSQL (analytics + staging), MongoDB (documents), InfluxDB (time-series), Redis (caching), Elasticsearch (search + logs), MySQL (OLTP source)
Star Schema: 4 dimension tables, 3 fact tables, 2 aggregation tables
ETL: Automated staging, MERGE-based loading, Snowflake Tasks for scheduled aggregation
Fallback: PostgreSQL warehouse for local development
16 Endpoints: Batch ingestion, streaming, warehouse ETL, ML, governance, CI/CD
Enterprise: Serilog logging, Polly retry, Swagger docs, health probes (live/ready/full)
7 Controllers, 10 Services, 6 Health Checks
Observability: Prometheus (9 scrape targets), Grafana dashboards, Elasticsearch logs
MLOps: MLflow experiment tracking with PostgreSQL backend + MinIO artifacts
Quality: Great Expectations validation, Apache Atlas lineage
Local: Docker Compose (full 20-service or lite 8GB mode)
Cloud: Helm chart with AWS/GCP/Azure/on-prem value overrides
IaC: Terraform (VPC, EKS, RDS, S3) + Argo CD GitOps
CI/CD: GitHub Actions (lint, test, build, integration)
Platforms: Tableau, Looker, and Power BI export pipelines
Data: Queries Snowflake warehouse (or PostgreSQL fallback) and uploads aggregated analytics
Exports: Automated CSV/Parquet exports for daily orders, revenue trends, and customer segmentation
System Design
Cloud-native, microservices-based architecture designed for scalability, reliability, and maintainability
Stack
Industry-leading open-source technologies and cloud-native tools
Capabilities
Production data engineering workloads with observability built in
Process millions of events per second with Spark Structured Streaming and Kafka. Sub-second latency for critical business insights with exactly-once semantics.
Scalable batch processing with Apache Spark. Handle petabyte-scale datasets with optimized partitioning, compression, and distributed computing.
Automated validation with Great Expectations. Define expectations, run validations, and generate data quality reports. Prevent bad data from entering your pipeline.
Track data flow from source to destination with Apache Atlas. Understand data dependencies, impact analysis, and compliance with automated lineage tracking.
Comprehensive monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana. Track pipeline health, performance metrics, SLA compliance, and receive intelligent alerts.
Enterprise security with encryption at rest and in transit. RBAC, audit logging, secrets management, and compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2.
Fully containerized with Docker and Kubernetes. Portable, scalable, and cloud-agnostic. Run on AWS, GCP, Azure, or on-premises infrastructure.
GitOps workflow with Argo CD. Automated testing, deployment, and rollback. Blue/Green and Canary deployment strategies with progressive delivery.
Seamless MLOps with MLflow and Feast. Track experiments, manage models, serve predictions, and maintain feature stores for ML workflows.
Automated analytics exports to Tableau, Looker, and Power BI. Query Snowflake warehouse for daily orders, revenue trends, and customer segmentation with scheduled Pandas-based pipelines.
Full IaC with Terraform for AWS (VPC, EKS, RDS, S3), Helm charts for Kubernetes deployment, and Argo CD for GitOps continuous delivery. Reproducible infrastructure across all environments.
Three production Airflow DAGs: batch ingestion (MySQL β Spark β PostgreSQL), warehouse transformation (staging β Snowflake star schema), and streaming monitoring with automated alerting and retry policies.
Portfolio
A showcase of production-style data engineering by Aryan Gahlot
Data Engineer Β· Portfolio Project
FluxPipe demonstrates end-to-end data platform design: batch and streaming ETL, star-schema warehousing, data quality gates, observability, and cloud-native deployment patterns β all orchestrated from a single Docker Compose stack.
Observability
Real-time metrics from the FluxPipe warehouse API β start the stack with make up
| DAG | Status | Records | Started |
|---|
Release
Zero-downtime patterns for production releases
Deploy new version alongside current version, then switch traffic instantly. Instant rollback capability by switching back to previous version.
Gradually shift traffic from old to new version with automated analysis. Detect issues early and rollback automatically if metrics degrade.
Update pods incrementally while maintaining service availability. Ideal for stateless services with minimal resource requirements.
Applications
Real-world applications across industries and domains
Real-time recommendations, fraud detection, inventory optimization, customer behavior analysis, and personalized marketing campaigns.
Risk analysis, trade surveillance, fraud detection, regulatory compliance, portfolio analytics, and real-time transaction monitoring.
Patient monitoring, clinical trial analysis, predictive diagnostics, IoT medical device data processing, and treatment outcome prediction.
Predictive maintenance, supply chain optimization, quality control, sensor data analysis, and production efficiency monitoring.
Sentiment analysis, ad fraud detection, content recommendations, user engagement tracking, and real-time trend detection.
Route optimization, fleet management, demand forecasting, delivery tracking, and real-time traffic analysis.
Smart grid monitoring, energy consumption forecasting, renewable output optimization, outage prediction, and demand-response management at scale.
Census data processing, public health monitoring, infrastructure planning, emergency response analytics, and citizen services optimization.
Quickstart
Deploy all 20 services in minutes with a single command
Get the source code from GitHub and navigate to the project directory
git clone https://github.com/aryangahlot50/FluxPipe.git
cd FluxPipe
Create environment file and launch all 20 services with Docker Compose
cp .env.example .env
make build && make up
# Or for 8GB machines:
make up-lite
Once all services are running, access the web interfaces:
Trigger the batch ingestion DAG to see the full pipeline in action
# Trigger batch pipeline: MySQL β Validation β MinIO β Spark β PostgreSQL
make trigger-batch
# Trigger warehouse ETL: Staging β Snowflake dimensions β facts β aggregations
make trigger-warehouse
# View all DAGs
make list-dags
The kafka-producer service auto-generates sensor data. Run Spark jobs for processing
# Kafka producer is already running (auto-started)
make kafka-topics
# Run Spark batch ETL
make spark-batch
# Run Spark streaming (continuous)
make spark-stream
Deploy to any cloud or on-prem Kubernetes cluster via Helm chart
# Deploy to any Kubernetes cluster
make deploy-k8s
# Or deploy to specific providers:
make deploy-aws # AWS EKS (Terraform + Helm)
make deploy-gcp # GCP GKE
make deploy-azure # Azure AKS
make deploy-onprem # On-prem (k3s, kubeadm)
# Check status / teardown
make deploy-status
make deploy-teardown