Kiwi Fabric
One data surface. Every enterprise data source.
Federated SQL, AI-assisted data access, distributed saga writes and row- and column-level security across relational, NoSQL and API data sources, queried live without moving or replicating data.
Start here
- Quickstart Quickstart Bootstrap an admin, register a data source, and run your first federated query.
- Overview What is Kiwi Fabric? What Kiwi Fabric does, the problems it solves, and its main capabilities.
- Overview Use cases Typical scenarios where Kiwi Fabric replaces ETL pipelines, hand-written fan-out code and manual reconciliation.
Kiwi Fabric lets you write one SQL query across databases, NoSQL stores and APIs and get back one result, and it coordinates writes across those same systems with automatic rollback when a step fails. It speaks REST, the PostgreSQL wire protocol and Arrow Flight SQL, so your existing tools connect without changes.
New to Kiwi Fabric? Start with What is Kiwi Fabric?, then follow the quickstart. To understand how queries and transactions are executed, read the architecture overview.
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How-to Guides
- Register data sources
- Run federated queries
- Run a distributed transaction
- Connect BI and analytics tools
- Secure data access
Concepts and Architecture
- Architecture overview
- Sagas and compensation
- Capabilities
- Performance and resource limits
- Security model