Today to demo Proton, the user has to create a random stream, or create an external stream to connect to Kafka to query data. The goal is to simplify this, so that on our home page, the simple steps to get started with proton will be:
Just 1 line. This command will download the latest single binary of Proton, install it to local folder, then proton playground will start the local proton, create random streams, and wait for user input via proton client
If the user types exit, the local proton server should exits too.
Use case
Today to demo Proton, the user has to create a random stream, or create an external stream to connect to Kafka to query data. The goal is to simplify this, so that on our home page, the simple steps to get started with proton will be:
Just 1 line. This command will download the latest single binary of Proton, install it to local folder, then
proton playground
will start the local proton, create random streams, and wait for user input viaproton client
If the user types
exit
, the local proton server should exits too.This can also work in Docker image.
Reference: https://docs.warpstream.com/warpstream/getting-started/run-the-agent-locally
docker run -p 8080 -p 9092:9092 public.ecr.aws/warpstream-labs/warpstream_agent:latest playground
will start the warpstream in playground mode with a few topics created.