No test before production
Most parser edits are validated against the live stream. A typo becomes an outage measured in missing events.
Every Fleak pipeline is tested on sample events before it deploys, published as a versioned DAG, and promoted through your environments like any other code. Roll back in one click. Manage it all from the UI, the API, or Terraform.
Parsers live in config files and SIEM settings. A one-line change goes straight to production, and the first test is the dashboard that stops moving.
Most parser edits are validated against the live stream. A typo becomes an outage measured in missing events.
When detections break, nobody can say which change did it or what the pipeline looked like last Tuesday.
Reverting means rewriting the old config from memory while events keep failing.
Every pipeline is a DAG with history. It's tested before deploy, versioned on publish, promoted through environments, and executed deterministically by Zephflow.
Paste events, sample a live topic, or generate synthetic ones. Run one node or the whole DAG and see output and errors per node before anything deploys.
Publish a version with a description and a commit hash. Only published versions deploy, and every deployment shows which one is running.
Switch a pipeline back to a previous version, or clone an old version to start a new edit.
Export and import DAGs as YAML, script everything through the REST API and the Python and Java SDKs, and manage pipelines, connections, and destinations with Terraform.
Keep pipelines in Git, review changes in pull requests, and promote them from dev to staging to production through your CI/CD system.
Store connection secrets once, encrypted and hidden from everyone but their owner, or pull them from your vault. Scope API keys to exactly what each job needs.
Real samples, per-node errors, versioned releases, and a rollback button.
Start the DAG from real events: pasted samples, a live topic, a data asset, or synthetic data.
Run any node or the full DAG and inspect the output as JSON or a table, with errors shown per node.
Snapshot the DAG as a version, review it like code, and promote it from dev to production.
Deploy to a cluster, set replicas, and watch throughput and error rate. Roll back if anything moves.
The Workflow Builder gives every pipeline a test loop, a version history, and a rollback path. Zephflow, the open-source engine underneath, executes the deployed version deterministically, the same way every time.
Manage it from
A parser change breaks a field on Friday afternoon.
How fast is it back?
Without versions
HoursFind the change, rebuild the old config from memory, redeploy, and hope nothing else moved.
With Fleak
One clickRoll the pipeline back to the last good version. The fix is tested on samples before it ships again.
Review
VersionedEvery published version has a description and a hash, so the incident review starts from what changed.
Test before deploy, version on publish, roll back in one click. The same discipline your engineers already apply to code.
"A parser is code. It deserves tests, versions, and a rollback button."
Pipeline lifecycle · Fleak Platform
30-minute working session. We'll rebuild it on samples and show you the test loop.
SIEM, lake, and archive, each in its own schema.
See Detail →Filter, trim, deduplicate, sample, and aggregate in flight.
See Detail →A full-fidelity archive, replayed through the same pipeline.
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