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Canceling your Google Datastream Subscription is a straightforward process. You can follow a few simple steps to initiate the cancellation or explore options to switch to a different plan. For detailed instructions, refer to Google Datastream Cancellation Guide.
Most frequent question about Google Datastream
Google Datastream is a serverless and easy-to-use change data capture (CDC) and replication service that lets you synchronize data reliably and with minimal latency. It provides seamless replication of data from operational databases into BigQuery and supports writing the change event stream into Cloud Storage.
Yes, by default, Datastream gets all historical data from the database tables of your source that you specify, in parallel to the CDC stream. You can choose to disable historical backfill if needed.
There are general limitations, and limitations that apply to specific database sources. For source-specific limitations, see the respective pages for MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and Oracle.
No, Datastream is at-least-once delivery. The additional metadata that Datastream writes to each event can be used to remove duplicate data.
Datastream pricing is based on gigabytes (GBs) processed. Usage is billed in per-byte increments. There are no additional costs for running streams other than data processed, and an idle stream does not incur any cost. Datastream CDC costs are tiered, while backfill uses a flat rate with the first 500 GB each month free.
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