Application Architectures: Architecture concepts based on CDC
summary
Change Data Capture (CDC) is explained and shown as a practical way to move from traditional application–database architectures to stream-based architectures. The talk covers when and where to use CDC, how to retrofit existing systems with CDC, and using CDC to build scalable, asynchronous streaming data architectures for cache synchronization, search engine indexing, and populating data lakes, with examples and demos.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to CDC
- 11:27CDC concepts and types
- 22:06CDC configuration and demo
- 35:26Improving architecture with CDC
- 46:42Summary
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