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Tinybird x Blacksmith: CI analytics shipped in 2.5 weeks

2.5 weeks from zero to production analytics

No analytics visibility to user-facing CI insights in production

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Why it works

The story leads with a net-new capability: Blacksmith had no user-facing CI analytics at all before Tinybird, making this a genuine New Capability case rather than a pure speed story. The 30x cost reduction and sub-50ms latency figures add credibility, and the mechanism is clearly described: Events API ingests webhook payloads, Pipes build and iterate SQL queries, and a single click publishes a live API endpoint. The quotes carry real operational detail rather than generic praise, which makes the mechanism tangible.

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Show the 'single click to live endpoint' mechanism step by step. Naming the exact product features used (Events API, Pipes, API Endpoints) lets a reader mentally walk through the same path, turning a narrative into a near-tutorial without writing documentation.

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  • Vendor Tinybird
  • Customer Blacksmith
  • Industry SaaS
  • Trigger Postgres could not support analytics at scale and running analytics on production database was risky
  • Format Written narrative
  • Structure Challenge-Solution-Results
  • Medium Web page