Start with the source connectors overview to understand the shared configuration and security strategies across all integrations.
Relational databases
- Postgres – Capture logical replication streams from your Postgres clusters.
- MySQL – Use MySQL binlogs to feed Popsink continuously.
- MariaDB – Stream MariaDB 10.11+ binlogs into Popsink.
- MSSQL – Consume Microsoft SQL Server Change Tracking to follow every update.
- SQL Server, transaction log (Beta) – Read the SQL Server log directly, with no CDC change tables.
- Oracle – Replicate Oracle redo logs without impacting transactional workloads.
- IBM i – Synchronize DB2 for i entries through the platform’s native journaling.
- Db2 LUW – Capture Db2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows changes through ASN Capture.
Data warehouses & analytics
- Snowflake – Subscribe to Snowflake changes using dedicated tasks and streams.
- BigQuery – Capture BigQuery changes to power your real-time analytics pipelines.
Document databases
- MongoDB – Track MongoDB operations through change streams.
- Firestore – Replicate Firestore mutations from Cloud Firestore collections.