debezium-server-sink-pubsub

Debezium Server sink to Pub/Sub

This example demonstrates how to deploy Debezium Server using Postgres, MongoDB, and MySQL as data sources and Google Cloud Pub/Sub as a destination.

Note: Running this example may incur costs for managed Google Cloud services. Be sure to delete all resources once you've completed the example

Overview

This demo shows how to use Debezium Server with data sources such as Postgres, MongoDB, and MySQL. It sends data to Google Cloud Pub/Sub. We deploy the source databases using a Docker Compose file, and the Pub/Sub topic is hosted on the Google Cloud Platform.

Prerequisites

Before getting started, ensure you have the following prerequisites:

1. Docker
2. A GCP service account with the pubsub.publisher role
3. A Pub/Sub topic
4. The gcloud client installed

Project Structure

└── debezium-server-sink-pubsub
    ├── README.md
    ├── config-mongodb
    │   └── application.properties
    ├── config-mysql
    │   └── application.properties
    ├── config-postgres
    │   └── application.properties
    └── docker-compose.yml

• README.md is an essential guide for this example.
• config-mongodb/application.properties MongoDB configuration of the Debezium Connector.
• config-postgres/application.properties Postgres configuration of the Debezium Connector.
• config-mysql/application.properties MySQL configuration of the Debezium Connector.
• docker-compose.yml is used for defining and running Debezium Server and the databases via Docker Compose.

Setup

1. Edit the docker-compose.yml file and replace /your/path/to/service-account.json with the GCP Service Account path on your local machine.
2. Create a GCP Pub/Sub topic. From the terminal, create a Pub/Sub topic:

gcloud pubsub topics create tutorial.inventory.customers

3. Export environment variable:

export DEBEZIUM_VERSION=2.3

4. Edit the Debezium configurations:

• For PostgresSQL, Edit the config-postgres/application.properties file, and replace project-id with your GCP project id
• For MongoDB, Edit the config-mongodb/application.properties file, and replace project-id with your GCP project id
• For MySQL, Edit the config-mongodb/application.properties file, and replace project-id with your GCP project id

How to run

PostgresSQL Debezium Connector

Start the database container:

docker compose up -d postgres

Start the Debezium Server:

docker compose up -d debezium-server-postgres

Test the setup by making changes to the customers table. The logs will appear in Google Cloud Pub/Sub shortly. You can access Postgres with this command:

docker compose exec postgres env PGOPTIONS="--search_path=inventory" bash -c 'psql -U $POSTGRES_USER postgres'

MongoDB Debezium Connector

Start the database container:

docker compose up -d mongodb mongodb-init

Start Debezium Server:

docker compose up -d debezium-server-mongodb

MySQL Debezium Connector

Start the database container:

docker compose up -d mysql

Start Debezium Server:

docker compose up -d debezium-server-mysql

Test the setup by making changes to the customers table. The logs will appear in Google Cloud Pub/Sub shortly. You can access MySQL with this command:

docker compose exec mysql bash -c 'mysql -u $MYSQL_USER -p$MYSQL_PASSWORD'