Data & Analytics
StreamSense
A real-time analytics system for turning raw event streams into something a team can act on.
2025 / Data & Analytics / TypeScript / Node.js / Kafka / ClickHouse / React
Quick read
A clear breakdown of the product, the reasoning behind it, and the implementation choices that matter.
- Year
- 2025
- Category
- Data & Analytics
- Status
- Prototype
Overview
StreamSense is a real-time analytics system that turns event streams into operational signals for dashboards and APIs. It keeps ingestion, normalization, and access in one pipeline so teams can see what is happening without stitching together a separate reporting layer.
Why it exists
Teams can collect a lot of operational data and still have poor visibility when metrics, logs, and debugging views live in different places.
How it works
I built a pipeline that normalizes incoming events, enriches them with context, and exposes the results through query endpoints and a compact monitoring view.
Built with
TypeScript / Node.js / Kafka / ClickHouse / React
What I focused on
- Defined event contracts to keep downstream schema drift low.
- Added enrichment for metadata tagging and anomaly context.
- Built a query path tuned for recent operational windows.
- Kept the UI focused on trends, spikes, and failure clusters.
Where to look
Repository snapshot
- Repo
- streamsense
- Language
- TypeScript
- Updated
- Mar 14, 2026