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ETLFunnel Community Edition v1.1.0
Data pipelines as code — self-hosted, zero black boxes
ETLFunnel is a code-first ETL platform built in Go — write pipelines as code instead of clicking through drag-and-drop UIs. Deploy on your own infrastructure with built-in orchestration and auto-scaling. Community Edition v1.1.0 adds: an in-app dashboard for run health & throughput, 18 connectors (now with Avro & Parquet), and webhook alerts to Slack/Teams. Run it locally or on-prem via Docker — full control, no black boxes, no vendor lock-in.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
Excited to launch ETLFunnel v1.1.0 today.
We built it because data teams keep getting stuck between two options: managed ETL SaaS that's fast to start but hits a ceiling fast — custom logic gets bolted on awkwardly, you don't control where your data transits, and pricing scales with volume in ways that hurt — or rolling your own, which means gluing together consumers, workers, retry queues, and monitoring before you've moved a single byte of real data.
ETLFunnel sits in between: a self-hosted runtime that handles connection management, scheduling, parallelism, and failure handling, while every piece of business logic stays as Go code you write, version, and own.
What you get:
🖥️ In-browser code editor — write transformers, checkpoints, and fixtures in real Go, not YAML buried in a UI
🧩 Server/Runner architecture — the server coordinates, lightweight runner agents do the actual work, and you can deploy them anywhere (on a DB host for low latency, in a specific network zone for compliance, wherever) — your data never has to leave the environment you choose
⚙️ Programmable scaling — write an Orchestrator hook that decides replica count and partitioning at startup (by CPU cores, row counts, whatever logic you want), instead of hardcoding parallelism into the pipeline
🔌 18 connectors — MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, Cassandra, Kafka, RabbitMQ, REST APIs, and CSV/JSON/Excel/Parquet/Avro/Fixed-Width files
In-App Dashboard monitoring — live gauges for rows read, transform failures, backlog counts, straight from pipeline stats
🔔 Webhook alerts to Slack and MS Teams when a pipeline or build fails, with exponential backoff so you're not flooded during an outage
🔒 Self-hosted, no per-record pricing — runs on your own infra, your data doesn't leave your network
You can run it via Docker or install it natively (Windows/Linux packages).
We'd love your feedback. Drop your thoughts below, we're reading everything. 🙏
About ETLFunnel Community Edition v1.1.0 on Product Hunt
“Data pipelines as code — self-hosted, zero black boxes”
ETLFunnel Community Edition v1.1.0 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #131 on the daily leaderboard. ETLFunnel is a code-first ETL platform built in Go — write pipelines as code instead of clicking through drag-and-drop UIs. Deploy on your own infrastructure with built-in orchestration and auto-scaling. Community Edition v1.1.0 adds: an in-app dashboard for run health & throughput, 18 connectors (now with Avro & Parquet), and webhook alerts to Slack/Teams. Run it locally or on-prem via Docker — full control, no black boxes, no vendor lock-in.
On the analytics side, ETLFunnel Community Edition v1.1.0 competes within Software Engineering, Developer Tools and Data & Analytics — topics that collectively have 567.3k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how ETLFunnel Community Edition v1.1.0 performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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