MongoDB network compression by default
MongoDB wire compression is on by default, preferring zstd and falling back to zlib when the connection URI names no compressor.
Read moreMongoDB wire compression is on by default, preferring zstd and falling back to zlib when the connection URI names no compressor.
Read moreCompany admins can set the weekdays, start time, and timezone for table-change notifications from Company settings.
Read moreSnowpipe Streaming fans rows across stable channels and drains them concurrently, keeping per-channel retry and commit behavior.
Read moreMSSQL and Oracle sources accept an optional snapshotPort so backfills can reach a replica on a different port from the primary.
Read moreAdvanced MongoDB and DocumentDB settings add field exclusion, hashing, and encryption, with sampled field suggestions during source setup.
Read moreMySQL BINARY values are supported in replication, with the required zero-padding preserved for BINARY(n) columns during streaming.
Read morePipeline tables expose Stream, Pause, and Stop controls with bulk pause, backfill-aware status indicators, and deployment prompts.
Read moreThe PostgreSQL connection-pool idle timeout is configurable at the pipeline level.
Read moreMSSQL unifyAcrossDatabases gains per-table opt-out and source-level controls, plus database selection and backfill actions in the dashboard.
Read moreArtie decompresses gzip-compressed Kafka message values, with the source-reader configuration exposed through Terraform.
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