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Try Waterstream
We worked hard to make it straightforward for you to get started.
Pick the best scenario that fits your needs.
Waterstream is available as a managed service named Waterstream Cloud. With a few clicks you can create a Waterstream instance and connect it to any cloud service offering Kafka, like Confluent Cloud or Amazon MSK.
You don't need a Waterstream development license.
Evaluate Watestream by downloading a single Docker image containing everything you need to start with almost zero configuration.
The only requirement is to have Docker installed and a Waterstream development license.
The DevBox is available on the regular x86 machines and the ARM64, such as RaspberryPi.
The DevBox includes:
- Waterstream
- Apache Kafka and Zookeeper
- MQTT Board*
*a friendly UI to create your MQTT clients and send and receive messages.
Once you are ready, type at your terminal, and Waterstream will start.
$ docker run -d \
-e MQTT_WS_PORT=9001 \
-v `pwd`/waterstream.license:/etc/waterstream.license:ro \
-p 8080:8080 \
-p 1884:1884 \
-p 1883:1883 \
-p 9001:9001 \
-p 9092:9092 \
-p 2181:2181 \
--name waterstream-devbox simplematter/waterstream-kafka-devbox
Once started, open your browser at http://localhost:8080 to begin interacting with Waterstream.
Evaluate Watestream by creating a multi-service deployment with Docker Compose. Start with our project, customizing it as you like, as we did in our demos.
The only requirement is to have Docker and Docker Compose installed and a Waterstream development license.
The Playground includes:
- Waterstream - MQTT port 1883, monitoring port 1884
- Apache Kafka and Zookeeper
- Prometheus - port 9090, no authentication
- Grafana - port 3000, default username/password is admin/admin
- ksqlDB - port 8088
Once you downloaded the Playground project with
$ git clone https://github.com/waterstreamio/waterstream-playground.git
Copy the waterstream.license file in the waterstream-playground folder and type
$ ./startPlayground.sh
Evaluate Waterstream by deploying it on Kubernetes using Terraform to test a situation closer to a production scenario. This option does not include a Kafka deployment. If you don’t have an existing Kafka Cluster, you can quickly get one using Confluent Cloud.
The requirements are the following:
- Terraform installed
- A running Kafka cluster
- A DockerHub account
- Waterstream development license
For more details, please refer to the Terraform project.
Happy Internet of Streaming!
If you need support during the evaluation, you can drop us an email.
