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Solution · Flink CDC

CDC at scale,under control.

Connect source databases to Paimon, Fluss, Doris, StarRocks and other supported targets. Develop CDC pipelines with AI assistance, validation, table routing, transformations and configurable schema evolution.

The operating problem

Data movement is only half the job.

At scale, release, diagnosis, recovery, and governance become the real constraints.

01

Pipeline sprawl

Every new source, target, and team multiplies delivery and support paths.

RISK / INCONSISTENCY
02

Hidden failure context

Split metrics, logs, and recovery history slow diagnosis.

RISK / RECOVERY TIME
03

Operational ownership

Open-source components leave production standards and support ownership to the platform team.

RISK / PLATFORM LOAD
Realfuture for CDC

One operating model for every pipeline.

Connect ingestion to the rest of your lakehouse workflow: catalog discovery, AI-assisted development, source-target validation and production operations.

Develop with context

Generate configuration from connector templates or with AI assistance, then review and validate it before publishing.

Transform and route

Map tables and fields, filter rows and transform values for downstream requirements.

Schema evolution

Choose how supported schema changes are applied, according to pipeline policy and source-target capabilities.

Operate and investigate

Inspect status, metrics, logs and checkpoints, with read-only AI diagnosis and controlled recovery operations.

Reference workflow

Follow a pipeline from source to target.

Test a representative source, target, and failure mode. Prove both initial delivery and day-two operations.

01 / CONNECT

Define the pipeline

Select source and target connectors, generate a template and configure table scope.

02 / SHIP

Release consistently

Review AI or authored configuration, routing and transformations, then validate and publish.

03 / OPERATE

Observe production

Review runtime signals, alert context, and fleet-level oversight.

04 / RECOVER

Prove failure handling

Exercise recovery and operational change with clear ownership.

Source and sink support, schema evolution and delivery semantics vary by connector and version. Use a representative pipeline to validate the required behavior.

Review compatibility and evaluation requirements

Bring a CDC workload that reflects production.

We’ll turn job volume, data scale, system mix, recovery objectives, and deployment constraints into a practical POC.