DBConvert Streams releases.
Version 0.7.0
📆 May 15, 2023
Release Notes:
- Added "Convert" mode for MySQL and Postgres sources. In conversion mode, data is read directly from the tables of the source database. It is now mandatory to specify the mode parameter in the source section of a stream configuration. Read more about conversion mode here.
- Updated the stream configuration to make the "Filter" section optional. If no filters are specified or the section is left empty, DBConvert Streams will automatically monitor all tables in CDC mode and convert all tables in "convert" mode.
- Added conversion examples to public github repository.
- Added capability to convert multiple tables in parallel between source and target databases.
Bug fixes:
- Fixed a bug that caused data to be potentially received before the corresponding table was created on the target.
Latest binaries are available at :
Operating System | Architecture | Link |
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Linux | AMD64 | Download |
Mac OS X | AMD64 | Download |
Windows | AMD64 | Download |
Linux | ARM64 | Download |
Version 0.5.2
📆 January 12, 2023
Release Notes:
The DBConvert Streams documentation now includes a search feature. To access it, press
<Ctrl>+k
on any page.Added examples for streaming data between MySQL and PostgreSQL
- MySQL Binlog to PostgreSQL Streaming
- PostgreSQL WALs to MySQL DB Streaming.
- Streaming from MySQL to another MySQL DB
- Streaming from Postgres WALs to another PostgreSQL
Added functionality for MySQL DB types to automatically create the target database if it does not already exist
Added support for the
pool_max_conn_idle_time
andpool_max_conn_lifetime
parameters for PostgreSQL sources. It can be useful to adjust these parameters in cases where the time between transactions is longer than 30 minutes.
Choose the appropriate archive for your platform from the table with links below.
Operating System | Architecture | Size | Link |
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Linux | AMD64 | 15.14 MB | Download |
Mac OS X | AMD64 | 15.77 MB | Download |
Windows | AMD64 | 15.3 MB | Download |
Linux | ARM64 | 13.75 MB | Download |
Version 0.5.1
📆 December 18, 2022
Maintaining database consistency in today's distributed systems has become more complex than it used to be in legacy applications.
The best way to speed up the data replication process is to combine multiple INSERT statements from the source database into groups and send them to the destinations concurrently.
There have been test cases with Postgres databases where the INSERT batches arrive before the table is actually created on the target. To avoid such situations, all table structures on destinations are now always created before any INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements.
A sample docker-compose file for starting DBConvert Streams.
Or binaries for different OS are available, choose the one suitable for your platform from the links below.
Operating System | Architecture | Size | Link |
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Linux | AMD64 | 15.13 MB | Download |
Mac OS X | AMD64 | 15.76 MB | Download |
Windows | AMD64 | 15.3 MB | Download |
Linux | ARM64 | 13.75 MB | Download |
Version 0.5.0
📆 November 22, 2022
We are excited to announce the release of DBConvert Streams 0.5.0! This if the first public release of DBS that replicates data between MySQL and PostgreSQL.
The easiest way to get started with DBConvert Streams is to use the docker-compose configuration file.
If you prefer install binaries, choose the right release archive for your platform from the download links below.
Operating System | Architecture | Size | Link |
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Linux | AMD64 | 15.1 MB | Download |
Mac OS X | AMD64 | 15.8 MB | Download |
Windows | AMD64 | 15.3 MB | Download |
Linux | ARM64 | 13.7 MB | Download |