EvSnow streams events from Azure Event Hubs into Snowflake with checkpointing, configuration validation, and observability.

Read the hosted docs at https://miguelelgallo.github.io/evsnow/.

Use TOML for pipeline shape and .env for secrets or local credentials:

git clone https://github.com/MiguelElGallo/evsnow.git
cd evsnow
uv sync

For the smallest complete path, start with First run. It walks through one Event Hub, one Snowflake target, validation, a dry run, and a three-message arrival proof.

If the tutorial tells you an object is missing, use only the setup page you need:

• Event Hub quickstart
• Snowflake quickstart

Setup pages assume commands are run from the repo root.

If the Event Hub and Snowflake objects already exist, create the local runtime files and validate them:

cp config/evsnow.example.toml config/evsnow.toml
cp .env.example .env

uv run evsnow validate-config --config-file config/evsnow.toml --env-file .env

Continue only when validation completes without warnings.

The full configuration surface is documented in Parameter reference.

uv sync --group docs --locked
uv run zensical build --clean --strict
uv run zensical serve

The Zensical source lives in docs/, and the generated site is written to site/. The GitHub Pages workflow deploys the site from main.

See LICENSE for details.