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On November 5, 2026, the Zerobus Ingest sink, jointly developed by NVIDIA and Databricks and contributed to the open-source Debezium project, was released with Debezium Server 3.7. The sink can push CDC events directly into Delta tables in Unity Catalog, without the need for an intermediate Kafka cluster or pull-based connectors. NVIDIA added delivery guarantees such as envelope mode, idempotency keys, and persistent acknowledgment before source offset advancement. This push-based architecture allows environments restricted by private networks and prohibited from inbound connections to securely replicate data outward. There are currently no further developments.
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NVIDIA and Databricks contribute Zerobus Ingest sink to Debezium
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Debezium Server 3.7 pushes CDC events directly into Unity via Zerobus Ingest…
Debezium Server 3.7 adds a Zerobus Ingest sink that can push CDC events directly into Delta tables in Unity Catalog, without the need for an intermediate Kafka cluster or pull-based connectors. The sink was jointly developed by NVIDIA and Databricks and contributed to the open source Debezium project; NVIDIA added delivery guarantees such as envelope mode, idempotency keys, and persistent acknowledgment before source offset advancement. This push-based architecture also enables environments restricted by private networks and prohibited from inbound connections to securely replicate data outward.