How to build CDC events for PostgreSQL using Debezium and Memphis.dev

Join RJ as he walks through the foundations of a real-time CDC-based pipeline app. This tutorial demonstrates how to capture and transfer data change events from a PostgreSQL database into Memphis.dev using Debezium Server. This is part one of a series of blog posts on building a modern event-driven system using Memphis.dev.

The tools we are going to cover:
Change data capture (CDC) – an architectural pattern that turns databases into sources for event-driven architectures. Frequently, CDC is implemented on top of built-in replication support.

Memphis.dev – a next-generation, cloud-native message broker with a low resource footprint, minimal operational overhead, and no required performance tuning. It supplies a full ecosystem for building event streaming applications with a built-in dead letter station, schema management tool, and notification monitoring.

Debezium – a popular open-source tool for facilitating CDC. Debezium provides connectors for various open-source and proprietary databases. The connectors listen for data change events and convert the internal representations to common formats such as JSON and Avro.

BTW, the full tutorial is also in our blog- https://memphis.dev/blog/part-1-integrating-debezium-server-and-memphis-dev-for-streaming-change-data-capture-cdc-events/

Useful links –
To join our Discord channel- http://Memphis.dev/discord
To read more about Memphis- https://memphis.dev/blog/
Memphis Website- https://memphis.dev/
Memphis GitHub- https://github.com/memphisdev/memphis

To reach out to RJ –
Twitter – https://twitter.com/rjmemphisdev