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Estuary

Estuary

Software Development

New York, NY 23,488 followers

About us

Estuary is the right-time data platform that unifies CDC, streaming, batch, and pipelines into a single managed system. Enterprises gain predictable pricing, flexible deployment options, and fine-grained latency control - all in one platform.

Website
http://estuary.dev
Industry
Software Development
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019
Specialties
Change Data Capture, ETL, ELT, Data Engineering, Data Integration, Data Movement, Data Analytics, Data streaming, Real-time Data, Data processing, Data Warehousing, Data replication, Data backup, PostgreSQL to Snowflake, MongoDB to Databricks, Data Activation, and Stream Processing

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    The most senior engineers aren’t using AI to ship code. They’re using it to solve the blank canvas problem. In our conversation with David Yaffe, CEO & Co-Founder of Estuary, he shared how their CTO Johnny Graettinger uses AI as scaffolding to 2X his productivity. How is your team using AI to move faster? 👉 Watch the full interview with Dave: https://lnkd.in/gaePPK8t 💡 Don't miss out on future episodes of Tycoon Talks with Stephen Sciortino and Chloé Anderson. https://lnkd.in/g2gaRNM6 #DataEngineering #Estuary #TycoonTalks #DatabaseTycoon #ModernDataStack

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    Estuary is headed to Nashville! We're excited to sponsor this year's DataTune Conf and connect with data professionals and innovators. And hopefully enjoy some warmer weather for a change 🥶 Catch our own Jonathan Wihl (Solutions Engineer) for the live session: Building Right-Time Data Pipelines for AI. Learn how to build reliable, LLM-ready data pipelines that keep your AI applications fed with fresh data, no batch jobs required. March 7, 2026 | Room 412 | 9:15 am - 10:15 am CST There's still time to grab a ticket and join us: https://datatuneconf.com/

  • A monolithic SQL Server doing double duty as your operational database and analytics engine is a ticking time bomb. LOVESPACE knew this, but knowing and fixing are two different beasts. By partnering with Estuary, here's what that fix looked like: ✦ Real-time pipelines replaced daily batch loads → 10x faster data availability ✦ Analytical queries moved entirely off the operational database into Snowflake ✦ dbt went on top for version-controlled, reproducible data models ✦ Manual, error-prone processes replaced with fully automated pipelines With clean, right-time data flowing into Snowflake, the team could ship their own custom transaction tracking system and implement AI-driven forecasting models to predict warehouse demand for peak season planning. Bye bye, data bottlenecks. Peep the full case study 👉 https://lnkd.in/gRWX3tP3

    • A case study graphic for Estuary, featuring a quote about improved operations: "Estuary helped us decouple analytics from operations. Our SQL Server no longer cries for help whenever someone runs a report." Attributed to Michael Luk, Data Analyst at LOVESPACE.
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    The data landscape is experiencing a ton of uncertainty in the face of AI and stack consolidation, but that often precedes some of the greatest transformation. Our CEO and Co-Founder, David Yaffe, sat down with our friends at Database Tycoon LLC to talk about these changes and how companies can adapt, as well as how Estuary is preparing for another momentous year of growth. Check out the full interview linked in the post below!

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    The modern data stack is consolidating, and the stakes for your team have never been higher. David Yaffe, CEO of Estuary, joined us to break down why this was "one of the biggest years in data" and what it means for your roadmap over the next 24 months. Watch the full deep dive with Dave: 👉 https://lnkd.in/gaePPK8t 💡 Don’t miss out on future episodes of Tycoon Talks with Stephen Sciortino and Chloé Anderson. 🔔 Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/g2gaRNM6 #DataEngineering #Estuary #TycoonTalks #DatabaseTycoon #ModernDataStack

  • GDPR and SOX requirements demand different pipeline architectures, logging strategies, and approaches to data retention. One tells you to forget. The other tells you to remember everything. The good news: both can be handled in the same pipeline when compliance is treated as a core design principle, not an afterthought. 👉 Full walkthrough with working code examples: https://bit.ly/4kZRSOg

    • This image is a table comparing GDPR and SOX requirements from a data engineering perspective. The table has two columns: GDPR and SOX. Each row lists aspects like data protection, collection, retention, user identification, change handling, and more, with checkmarks indicating applicable requirements. The key insight notes that GDPR ensures privacy and protection, while SOX ensures traceability and transparency.
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    In the days of yore, data pipelines fulfilled a simple need: move data from point A to B. But the SaaS explosion has added complexity to data movement. Businesses have more systems and databases than ever before to manage. For enterprises, traditional pipeline designs quickly scale out of control in this kind of environment, overwhelmed by the sheer number of required connections as the system grows. In her latest article, Nevenka Lukic dissects this pipeline trap and offers an alternative for enterprises: a data movement layer that sits between all data sources and data consumers, and delivers durable, right-time data across analytics and operations. Grab the link below 👇

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    It's your data, so why shouldn't you have full control of it? That's at the heart of our right-time data philosophy. Different jobs require different latencies, and those requirements rarely stay static. Every business decision comes with its own urgency. The truth is that the right time depends on the task at hand. Your data team shouldn't have to make concessions. Latency should be as easy and granular as turning a dial. Or adjusting the shower water to be juuuuust a little bit hotter. Or adding one more pinch of salt to the sauce (Italian self-insert from Mr. Marketer, sorry) before it's ready. Don't let your architecture be the antagonist of your business's story.

  • Have you joined our Slack community yet? Connect with over 1,700 developers and data engineers, receive timely support from Team Estuary, and share feedback that could shape future features and improvements. Discover how others are building right-time data pipelines with Estuary. After all, the most useful insights tend to come from practitioners comparing what's working in real environments. Join the party today 👉 https://lnkd.in/ddaBd4qa

  • “We wish we’d had this for our last migration.” In this partner-written deep dive, CorrDyn walks through two real customer stories: - A multi-terabyte, compliance-heavy database migration where custom tooling was unavoidable - A healthcare CDC implementation where Estuary turned a complex problem into configuration It’s an honest look at what right-time data integration actually means in production: - When real-time matters: and when it doesn’t - Why BYOC and private networking change the compliance conversation - How capturing once and materializing many times simplifies everything downstream Written by practitioners, not marketing. 👉 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/d5qeEJ6T

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