Node.js is a popular server-side implementation of JavaScript. Its lightweight, event-based concurrency model lends itself naturally to building a real-time service with a large number of concurrent connections (Etsy’s monitoring library statsd and Uber’s on-demand driver dispatch service immediate come to my mind).
Like all other popular technologies, Node.js has die-hard fans as well as annoyed skeptics. Whatever your opinion is, this much is clear: people can’t stop talking about it, and more and more applications are being built with Node.js.
So, we decided to investigate how we can integrate Treasure Data with Node.js. The end product is a pair of articles on our documentation website:
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Streaming Twitter Data into Treasure Data from Node.js[1]: this article shows how to stream Twitter data onto Treasure Data so that you can build your own Twitter analysis framework under 30 minutes. Node.js is very suitable for this kind of small, real-time service.
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Data Import from Node.js Applications: this is a more general article that goes over how to start logging data from Node.js applications. This article shows you how you can use Treasure Data for A/B testing, log analysis, etc. from your Node.js application.
Treasure Data’s goal is making our state-of-the-art data analytics service available to everyone who wants to get value out of their data regardless of their software stack. Integrating with Node.js is an important step to achieve this goal. If you have any question or feedback, whether about the Node.js integration or not, please drop us a line =)
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