0.4.3

Agora ETL Plugins

Official plugin collection for agora-etl — Redis, Kafka, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, S3, cron scheduling, distributed coordination, and Anthropic AI support.

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Overview

agora-etl-plugins extends agora-etl with production-ready integrations. Plugins are auto-discovered via Python entry-points — install the package and they register themselves automatically, no manual wiring needed.

This package owns backend depth, not runtime semantics:

• agora-etl owns pipeline behavior, recovery contracts, CLI diagnostics, and public extension boundaries
• agora-etl-plugins owns first-party Redis, Kafka, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, S3, cron, distributed coordination, and Anthropic integrations
• agora-etl-rs stays optional and accelerates the runtime without changing the plugin contract

If a question is about delivery guarantees, checkpoint semantics, lane selection, or replay contracts, the source of truth is still the core docs. If a question is about backend maturity, backend runbooks, or integration extras, this package is the right boundary.

Canonical ecosystem docs live in the public Agora docs surface:

• Plugin ecosystem overview: https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/index.md
• Production readiness, compatibility, and local validation guidance: https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/production-readiness.md
• Source-of-truth map: https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/source-of-truth.md
• Core docs home: https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/tree/main/docs

This README stays focused on bundle quickstart information.

from agora import DeliveryConfig, Pipeline
from agora_plugins.redis.sources import RedisStreamSource
from agora_plugins.redis.sinks import RedisSink

summary = await (
    Pipeline(RedisStreamSource(url="redis://localhost:6379", stream="events", group="my-group", consumer="worker-1"))
    .build(
        RedisSink(url="redis://localhost:6379", key_fn=lambda r: r["id"]),
        config=DeliveryConfig(batch_size=100),
    )
    .run()
)
print(f"written={summary.records_written}  errors={summary.records_errored}")

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Install

pip install "agora-etl-plugins[redis]"        # Redis source, sink, state, DLQ, dedup, AI cache
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[cron]"         # Cron schedule support for ScheduledPipeline
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[distributed]"  # Redis-backed distributed worker coordination
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[kafka]"        # Kafka source and sink
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[postgres]"     # PostgreSQL source, sink, DLQ, schema adapter
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[bigquery]"     # BigQuery table/query source and batch table sink
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[s3]"           # S3 prefix source and partitioned dataset sink
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[anthropic]"    # Anthropic completion and structured-output provider
pip install "agora-etl-plugins[all]"          # Everything in one install

This package tracks the agora-etl 0.4.x compatibility line. Current floor: agora-etl>=0.4.6,<1. Supported Python versions: 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13.

The bundle focuses on a small set of official backend families and helpers: Redis, Kafka, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, S3, cron scheduling, distributed coordination, and Anthropic. Runtime semantics, agora doctor, and public data-plane contracts still come from the agora-etl core line.

Anthropic ships as an official first-party extra through anthropic, with a completion and structured-output support story that stays explicit about the lack of embeddings.

If your pipelines checkpoint frequently, you can also enable the Rust checkpoint hot path from the core package:

pip install "agora-etl[rs]" "agora-etl-plugins[redis]"

Local integration testing

The repository includes a local Docker stack and integration coverage for Redis, Kafka, PostgreSQL, S3-compatible object storage, and an opt-in live BigQuery validation slice.

Typical flow:

make catalog
make topology ACTION=up TOPOLOGY=base
make topology ACTION=status TOPOLOGY=base
make integration SUITE=integration_full
make topology ACTION=down TOPOLOGY=base

make integration SUITE=integration_full sets AGORA_RUN_INTEGRATION=1 through the declarative testkit and runs only tests/integration. Use make catalog for all supported topologies, suites, gates, and matrices.

Backend-specific validation details live in the canonical docs:

• plugin readiness and release gates: https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/production-readiness.md
• BigQuery family boundary and verification notes: https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/bigquery.md
• S3 family boundary and verification notes: https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/s3.md

Use the family docs above for BigQuery and S3-specific local validation flows, including the live BigQuery gate and the MinIO-backed S3 dataset checks.

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Documentation map

This README does not duplicate the family docs. For backend boundaries, validation notes, and operator guidance, prefer:

• https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/index.md
• https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/production-readiness.md
• https://github.com/thanhtham010891/agora-etl/blob/main/docs/plugins/contract.md

For a backend capability matrix or production-boundary claim, trust the canonical docs above over this README summary.

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License

Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.