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Debezium is an open source distributed platform for change data capture (CDC). It provides a set of connectors to capture row-level changes from various databases and stream them immediately to applications.
Debezium is a robust platform designed for change data capture (CDC), transforming existing databases into event streams. It allows applications to reliably react to and process all committed changes from a database.
Keeps multiple systems, caches, and data warehouses consistent by reliably capturing and propagating database changes with low latency and minimal impact on the source database.
Provides ready-to-use connectors for popular databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server, Cassandra, and more.
Streams data changes in real-time as a sequence of events, enabling immediate reaction to database modifications.
Debezium can be applied in numerous scenarios where real-time data integration and synchronization are critical:
Keep materialized views or data caches up-to-date instantly as the source database changes.
Ensures applications always work with the freshest data, improving performance and user experience.
Publish database changes as events to message queues, enabling microservices to react to data modifications in other services.
Decouples services, improves scalability, and facilitates building resilient event-driven systems.
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