There have been quite a number of blog posts about Debezium lately; here are some of the latest ones that you should not miss:

This recent blog by Gunnar Morling discusses how Debezium combined with Kafka stream post processing can deliver an enriched stream of events suitable for even the most complicated of tasks like audit tracking.

Rod Shokrian from Varo recently blogged about their CDC solution and experiences using Debezium in conjunction with the Outbox Pattern.

Community involvement is critical to each Open Source project and Debezium is no different. Joy Gao blogs about her experience at WePay where CDC innovation brought Cassandra and Debezium together.

This slide deck by Anna McDonald showcases Debezium capturing database change events in complex architectures to emit enriched, derivative-based events across your enterprise.

There are quite a number of applicable use cases for Debezium. Dave Cramer from Crunchy Data recently blogged about his experiences using Debezium to replicate data between both a source and sink PostgreSQL environment using CDC and Apache Kafka.

Data analytics are vital across lots of industries. This post by Adrian Kreuziger discusses how Convoy used Debezium and Apache Kafka to design a low-latency data warehouse solution for the trucking industry.

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An example is often much like a picture, its worth a thousand words. Debezium’s examples repository has recently undergone changes introducing new examples and update existing ones:

Debezium version 0.10.0.Final was released at the beginning of October. If you are using the 0.9 branch, we urge you to check out the latest major release. For details on the bug fixes, enhancements, and improvements that spanned 8 preview releases, check out the release-notes.

The Debezium team has also begun active development on the next major version, 1.0. If you want details on the bug fixes, enhancements, and improvements, you can view release-notes for more details.

We recently added a community users page to https://debezium.io. If you are a user of Debezium and would like to be included, please send us a GitHub pull request or reach out to us directly.

It can often be overwhelming when starting work on an existing code base. We welcome community contributions and we want to make the process of getting started extremely easy. Below is a list of open issues that are currently labeled with easy-starter if you want to dive in quick.

We recently tweeted about an Internship opening on the Debezium project.

If you answered yes to any or all of these, then you should definitely check out the details and apply!

We intend to publish new additions of this newsletter periodically. Should anyone have any suggestions on changes or what could be highlighted here, we welcome that feedback. You can reach out to us via any of our community channels found here.