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Debezium allows applications to track changes in databases in real-time. It supports multiple database types and various event streaming platforms.
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Debezium is an open-source change data capture platform that streams database changes as events into streaming systems.
Debezium grew at Red Hat from the need to make database changes reliably available to distributed systems with near-real-time latency. The project was released as open source in 2016 and later became part of Red Hat integration technology.
A logbook in each source database records inserted, changed, and deleted rows. Debezium reads that log, turns entries into events, and delivers them to an event stream.
Reads the source database transaction log.
Describes one data change together with its context.
Connects Debezium to a database system.
Debezium decouples operational databases from indexes, caches, and analytics pipelines; schema changes, duplicates, and event ordering remain operational responsibilities.
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