Learn everything you need to know to get started using change data capture with MySQL.

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Learn how to implement change data capture with MySQL using triggers, queries, or the MySQL Binlog. Change data capture allows for real-time capture of data changes in the database and has advantages such as keeping downstream systems up-to-date and enabling event-driven data pipelines.

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