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July 10, 2019 | Episode 41

Change Data Capture with Debezium ft. Gunnar Morling

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Friends don’t let friends do dual writes! Gunnar Morling (Software Engineer, Red Hat) joins us on the podcast to share a little bit about what Debezium is, how it works, and which databases it supports. 

In addition to covering the various use cases and benefits from change data capture (CDC) in the context of microservices—touching on the outbox pattern in particular, Gunnar walks us through the advantages of log-based CDC as implemented through Debezium over polling-based approaches, why you’d want to avoid dual writes to multiple resources, and engaging with members from the community to work collaboratively on Debezium.

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