MySQL
Follow these steps to use MySQL as your source.
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Follow these steps to use MySQL as your source.
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Upsolver supports ingesting CDC data from relational databases including MySQL. Upsolver provides CDC capabilities by running a Debezium Engine under the hood. Connectors detect and ingest changes automatically.
Before you start, please follow the guide to prepare MySQL for CDC.
Click Create a new connection, if it is not already selected.
Enter your connection string in the following format:
where:
HOST - hostname (e.g. database instance endpoint in AWS RDS)
PORT - port number
Provide the Username and Password to authenticate to the database.
In the Name your connection field, type in the name for this connection. Please note this connection will be available to other users in your organization.
By default, if you have already created a connection, Upsolver selects Use an existing connection, and your MySQL connection is populated in the list.
For organizations with multiple connections, select the source connection you want to use.
There are two ways to replicate objects to the target:
Manually select the schemas, tables, and columns.
Use regular expressions to specify which tables are included and which columns are excluded.
The following examples show how to use a regular expression to include specific tables:
db_name.*
Select all tables in the db_name database
db_name.users, db_name.items
Select users and items tables in the db_name database
db1.items_.*
Select all tables in the db1 database that start with items_
By default, Upsolver ingests all columns in the tables that match the regular expression. Below are examples of regular expressions to exclude columns from included tables:
db.users.address_.*
Select all columns starting with address_ in the users table in the db database.
db.*.(.*_pii)
Select all columns ending in _pii across all tables in the db database.
Schema evolution
By default, new schemas, tables, and columns added after the job is launched, will be replicated to the target.
You can overwrite the default behavior and set specific behavior for newly created schemas, tables in a specific schema, or columns in a specific table.
