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i want to connect my datasource as MySQL Database which is running on premise but i found that it is not possible to connect with on premise machines and i want to know is there a way to implement this process .
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Currently Eventstream cannot support to connect the on-prem MySQL DB directly. Product team is actively working on this. It will come in the coming 2-3 months for preview. You may engage product team to join the preview later.
For now, there is an approach: "IP whitelist" that can help on getting the CDC data from the DB on-prem. If you are good with this approach, you may engage your field contact to contact with product team, or please send me a message with your contact email so that we can contacted for next step.
Currently Eventstream cannot support to connect the on-prem MySQL DB directly. Product team is actively working on this. It will come in the coming 2-3 months for preview. You may engage product team to join the preview later.
For now, there is an approach: "IP whitelist" that can help on getting the CDC data from the DB on-prem. If you are good with this approach, you may engage your field contact to contact with product team, or please send me a message with your contact email so that we can contacted for next step.
Hi @munindra,
Based on my research, if your MySQL database is publicly accessible and not behind a firewall or secured in a virtual network, you could try referring to the method of connecting to a cloud database using Debezium MySQL Connector + Kafka.
Please check the following articles:
Add MySQL Database CDC source to an eventstream - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Simialr issue for your reference:
Eventstream from On-Premise (Azure VM) SQL Server ... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best regards,
Joyce
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