turbotturbot/steampipe/CLAUDE.md

steampipe

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Steampipe is a zero-ETL tool that lets you query cloud APIs using SQL. It embeds PostgreSQL and uses a Foreign Data Wrapper (FDW) to translate SQL queries into API calls…

Jun 19, 2026go 1.27.0, go@1.26 1.26.7 (new formula) — Homebrew/homebrew-core2 reactions · 7 comments
Sep 16, 2026steampipe: 2.4.6 -> 2.4.7 — NixOS/nixpkgs1 reaction · 1 comment
Aug 18, 2024steampipe: 0.23.3 -> 0.23.4 — NixOS/nixpkgs1 reaction · 4 comments
Aug 26, 2023+steampipe -- Query cloud resources with SQL (AWS, Azure, GCP and more) — pkgxdev/pantry1 reaction · 2 comments
Mar 2, 2022[FEATURE] Vérifie que les bases de données ne sont pas exposées sur internet — 1024pix/pix-steampipe-mod-scalingo-compliance1 reaction

On Bluesky · 4

Dec 7, 2024A zero-ETL way to query APIs and services. Use it to expose data sources to SQL. #golang github.com/turbot/stea... — @golangch.bsky.social6 likes and reposts
May 15, 2026steampipe by @turbothq (⭐️ 7819) Zero-ETL, infinite possibilities. Live query APIs, code & more with SQL. No DB required. #go — @golangoss.bsky.social1 likes and repost
Aug 21, 2025https://github.com/turbot/steampipe — @tom-doerr.bsky.social1 likes and repost
Nov 22, 2024steampipe by @turbothq (⭐️ 6997) #go — @golangoss.bsky.social1 likes and repost

On Hacker News · 3

Apr 4, 2024Steampipe: Dynamically query APIs, code and more with SQL11 points
Nov 5, 2026Steampipe: Zero-ETL way to query APIs and services2 points
Oct 15, 2024steampipe: Zero-ETL way to query APIs and services using SQL2 points

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