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Lyft is building a stream processing platform that runs real-time pipelines so researchers, service engineers and analysts can process data without deep distributed-systems expertise. It claims to turn event streams into reliable, low-latency outputs and to expose APIs for non-experts to deploy jobs. Implementation uses Scala, Akka, Finagle and integrates with existing messaging/storage, focuses on reliability and performance rather than batch semantics, and aims to make real-time data pipelines easy to author and operate.

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