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bobbyiliev committed Oct 23, 2023
commit 56bb346543459a5574423b2fe8da2c3a4b5f90f6
4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions integrations/debezium/mysql/README.md
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docker compose up -d --build
```

**This may take several minutes to complete the first time you run it.** If all goes well, you'll have everything running in their own containers, with Debezium configured to ship changes from MySQL into Redpanda.
**This may take one or two minutes to complete the first time you run it.** If all goes well, you'll have everything running in their own containers, with Debezium configured to ship changes from MySQL into Redpanda.

1. Confirm that everything is running as expected:

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Otherwise, you can find the steps to install and use your CLI of choice under [Supported tools](https://materialize.com/docs/integrations/sql-clients/#supported-tools).

1. Now that you're in the Materialize CLI, define the connection to the Redpanda broker and the schema registry:
1. Now that you're in the Materialize, define the connection to the Redpanda broker and the schema registry:

```sql
-- Create Redpanda connection
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2 changes: 0 additions & 2 deletions integrations/debezium/mysql/deploy/mysql_dbz.sh
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# - updated_at
##

# Start generating reviews
# Start generating reviews
# Start generating reviews
echo "Generating reviews..."
id=1
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environment:
- MYSQL_PASSWORD='mysqlpwd'
- EXTERNAL_IP=${EXTERNAL_IP:-redpanda}
# metabase:
# image: materialize/metabase:1.0.3
# ports:
# - 3030:3000
4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions integrations/debezium/postgres/README.md
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docker compose up -d --build
```

**This may take several minutes to complete the first time you run it.** If all goes well, you'll have everything running in their own containers, with Debezium configured to ship changes from Postgres into Redpanda.
**This may take one or two minutes to complete the first time you run it.** If all goes well, you'll have everything running in their own containers, with Debezium configured to ship changes from Postgres into Redpanda.

1. Confirm that everything is running as expected:

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Otherwise, you can find the steps to install and use your CLI of choice under [Supported tools](https://materialize.com/docs/integrations/sql-clients/#supported-tools).

1. Now that you're in the Materialize CLI, define the connection to the Redpanda broker and the schema registry:
1. Now that you're in the Materialize, define the connection to the Redpanda broker and the schema registry:

```sql
-- Create Redpanda connection
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion integrations/debezium/sqlserver/README.md
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Otherwise, you can find the steps to install and use your CLI of choice under [Supported tools](https://materialize.com/docs/integrations/sql-clients/#supported-tools).

1. Now that you're in the Materialize CLI, define the connection to the Redpanda broker and the schema registry:
1. Now that you're in the Materialize, define the connection to the Redpanda broker and the schema registry:

```sql
-- Create Redpanda connection
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