Examples gallery¶
Start from the combination closest to your real pipeline. Each guide includes supported strategies, schema evolution behavior, reconciliation notes, type mapping caveats, and runbooks.
Most common database flows¶
| Flow | Start here |
|---|---|
| PostgreSQL -> MSSQL | Postgres -> MSSQL |
| MSSQL -> MSSQL | MSSQL -> MSSQL |
| MSSQL -> ClickHouse | MSSQL -> ClickHouse |
| PostgreSQL -> ClickHouse | Postgres -> ClickHouse |
| PostgreSQL -> PostgreSQL | Postgres -> Postgres |
API and Kafka flows¶
| Flow | Start here |
|---|---|
| REST API -> MSSQL | REST API -> MSSQL |
| REST API -> ClickHouse | REST API -> ClickHouse |
| Kafka -> MSSQL | Kafka -> MSSQL |
| PostgreSQL -> Kafka | Postgres -> Kafka |
| MSSQL -> Kafka | MSSQL -> Kafka |
Warehousing flows¶
| Flow | Start here |
|---|---|
| PostgreSQL -> BigQuery | Postgres -> BigQuery |
| MSSQL -> BigQuery | MSSQL -> BigQuery |
| ClickHouse -> BigQuery | ClickHouse -> BigQuery |
| REST API -> BigQuery | REST API -> BigQuery |
| Kafka -> BigQuery | Kafka -> BigQuery |
Full matrix¶
Use the Source -> sink matrix when you need every supported pair and strategy in one place.
Use the Type mapping matrix when you need to understand how source types map into target systems.