YugabyteDB + Confluent

Real-time, resilient, and scalable data streaming for modern applications

Change Data Capture (CDC) is the process of using real-time database changes to underpin another service downstream. Bring your data to life with the YugabyteDB Source Connector for Confluent Cloud. By streaming CDC events directly from YugabyteDB into Apache Kafka®, you can confidently power real-time analytics, modern data pipelines, and event-driven applications. Combined with YugabyteDB’s distributed PostgreSQL foundation, this integration delivers ultra-resilience, seamless scalability, and enterprise reliability, ensuring your most critical data flows are always available, accurate, and ready to drive innovation.

Stream row-level changes from YugabyteDB to Kafka in real time with guaranteed reliability.
Simplify operations with full Confluent Cloud compatibility and seamless ecosystem integration.
Future-proof your applications with distributed PostgreSQL that scales globally and never fails.

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FAQ

Where can I learn more about YugabyteDB’s Change Data Capture (CDC)?

YugabyteDB’s Change Data Capture (CDC) determines and tracks changed data so that action can be taken using the changed data. CDC is used in several scenarios, including microservice-oriented architectures, asynchronous replication to remote systems, multiple data center strategies, and compliance and auditing. You can learn more here.

Where can I learn more about YugabyteDB’s Confluent Cloud connector?

A tutorial that describes how to configure a YugabyteDB connector to publish changes to Confluent Cloud can be found here. It assumes some familiarity with Docker and YAML files

How can I deploy YugabyteDB?

YugabyteDB offers flexible deployment options to match your needs: YugabyteDB Aeon as a fully managed service on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud with zero operational overhead, self-managed deployments on public clouds, on-premises, Kubernetes, or hybrid environments using YugabyteDB Anywhere, and our self-managed open source database, YugabyteDB. All options provide the same PostgreSQL-compatible API with built-in resilience and horizontal scaling capabilities.

If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our team