OpenLogReplicator
5.8#16 in change data capture softwareFree planFree planLinuxSelf-hosted
VisitOpenLogReplicator vs TiCDC
What both publish
| Fact | OpenLogReplicator | TiCDC |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The Docker quick-start tutorial documents running OpenLogReplicator on a Linux 64 machine. | TiCDC can be deployed with a new TiDB cluster or added to an existing cluster using TiUP. |
| Filtering | Users can define basic DML filtering rules, such as processing only INSERT operations for a specified table. | Replication rules can filter databases, tables, DML events, and DDL events. |
OpenLogReplicator plans
- OpenLogReplicatorFree
TiCDC plans
- TiCDC (open-source)Free
Pick OpenLogReplicator if…
OpenLogReplicator suits teams that need to stream Oracle database changes to supported destinations from a self-hosted Linux setup. It may also suit teams seeking offline archived-log processing or Debezium integration.
Pick TiCDC if…
TiCDC suits teams operating TiDB that need change-data feeds, cluster replication, or downstream data for monitoring, caching, indexing, and analysis. It is self-hosted and supports API and Linux environments.