Debezium Blog
The Debezium UI team continues to add support for more features, allowing users to configure connectors more easily. In this article, we’ll describe and demonstrate how to provide the additional properties for configuration that the UI does not expose by default. Read further for more information!
It is my pleasure to announce the immediate release of Debezium 2.3.3.Final.
This release includes several bug fixes to address regressions, stability, documentation updates. If you are currently looking to upgrade to the Debezium 2.3.x release stream, we highly recommend you consider using this release. Let’s take a quick look into the regressions and bug fixes.
While development remains steadfast as we continue forward on Debezium 2.4, I am thrilled to announce the immediate availability of Debezium 2.4.0.Beta1.
While this release focuses on stability and bug fixes, there are several new noteworthy features including TimescaleDB support, JMX notifications using JSON payloads, multiple improvements to the Oracle connector’s metrics and embedded Infinispan buffer implementation, SQL Server heartbeats, Vitess shardless strategy, JDBC sink with SQL Server identity-based inserts, and much more. Let’s dive into each of thees new features and others in more detail.
Despite summer being well underway, Debezium contributors remain hard at work, and it’s my pleasure to announce the next preview release of Debezium 2.4 series, 2.4.0.Alpha2. This preview release includes a mix of improvements, bug fixes, and new features that are available for the Debezium community to test and offer feedback. Some highlights from this release include ad-hoc blocking snapshots, source-to-sink column name propagation, support for alternative MySQL drivers, and all Cassandra connectors with Debezium...
It is my pleasure to announce the immediate release of Debezium 2.3.2.Final.
This release includes several bug fixes to address regressions, stability, documentation updates. If you are currently looking to upgrade to the Debezium 2.3.x release stream, we highly recommend you consider using this release. Let’s take a quick look into the regressions and bug fixes.
