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Event-driven architectures using Neon and Sequin

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Eric Goldman
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915
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English
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Summary

Event-driven architectures using Neon and Sequin provide an alternative solution for capturing changes from your database (CDC) without requiring significant time and expertise to properly configure new infrastructure like Debezium and Kafka. Sequin is a tool that detects, streams, and processes every row change in Postgres databases such as Neon. It uses logical replication slots to create a strictly ordered view of rows in your tables, making it possible to process every change to a table's rows as a stream. This setup allows developers to consume rows using Sequin's APIs without copying the data to a new service.

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