What is supported
Here's a list of our currently supported connectors. We aim to expand to other database types, bidirectional communication and complex flows soon!
Connectors
System
/dev/null
-
Available
Source
Does exactly what you'd expect it to do
/dev/random
-
Available
Sink
Generates a stream of random operations
NoSQL Databases
MongoDB
4.2+
Available
Source, Sink
Supports Atlas dedicated, Atlas serverless and self-managed installations
Cosmos DB RU (MongoDB API)
4.2, 6.0+
Available
Source, Sink
Supports Azure Cosmos with Mongo API with Provisioned RUs (not serverless)
Azure Document DB (Cosmos DB vCore)
current
Available
Source, Sink
Both managed and Open Source versions are supported
Cosmos DB NoSQL
current
Available
Source, Sink
DynamoDB
current
Available
Source, Sink
AWS DocumentDB
4.0*, 5.0
Available
Source, Sink
Support via generic MongoDB connector.
* version 4.0 requires older Go driver.
AstraDB
current
Private Preview
Source
CouchDB / IBM Cloudant
2.x, 3.x
Private Preview
Source, Sink
Firestore
current
Private Preview
Sink
SQL Databases / RDBMS
Vector Databases
Weaviate
latest
Public Preview
Sink
Qdrant
latest
In Development
Sink
S3 Vector Index
-
Public Preview
Sink
Other
S3 Storage
-
Available
Source, Sink
Export into and from S3 in JSON format. CDC isn't supported: use "--mode InitialSync"
File
-
Available
Source, Sink
Only CSV for now
Metadata
For single-binary Dsync: MongoDB or Cosmos DB with MongoDB API
Supports local, self-managed, and Atlas
Supports any Cosmos DB with MongoDB API
For Enterprise Dsynct: the metadata is handled and stored by Temporal.
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