Jitsu

How to Use:

• • Clone the Jitsu repository using git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/jitsucom/jitsu.
  • Navigate to the docker directory with cd jitsu/docker.
  • Copy the .env.example file to .env and follow the instructions at https://docs.jitsu.com/self-hosting/quick-start#edit-env-file.
  • For production deployments, refer to the guide provided.

• Follow the Quick Start Guide available on the Jitsu documentation.
• Familiarize yourself with Jitsu Concepts and browse the Destination Catalog.

• Utilize multiple SDKs available for sending events:
  • HTML Snippet
  • React (including Next.js)
  • NPM Package (works in server-side Node.js as well)
  • HTTP API
  • Segment Compatible API
• Jitsu is based on Bulker, an open-source data warehouse ingestion engine, which can be used as a standalone tool.

• Jitsu allows capturing event data from websites, apps, etc., and streaming them to a data warehouse or other services.
• The Cloud version of Jitsu is available at use.jitsu.com, offering free usage up to 200k events per month and including a free ClickHouse instance.
• Jitsu offers infinite developer flexibility with the ability to modify, filter, or augment events using Jitsu Functions, executed in a JavaScript runtime environment.
• The tool is fully open source (MIT license) and self-hostable, providing features like automatic user identity construction, Clickhouse inclusion, custom domains, etc.
• Developers can capture events, store them in a data warehouse, and then analyze them for insights into user behavior, engagement, and experience.
• Jitsu supports real-time event streaming and user identity stitching, making it a comprehensive solution for event data collection and analysis.