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SynchDB 1.4 adds Oracle CDB/PDB replication across all paths and TLS-secured FDW snapshots
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SynchDB 1.4 extends Oracle Container Database support to every Oracle replication path, adds TLS and Oracle Wallet encryption for FDW snapshot connections, and upgrades the embedded Debezium engine from 2.6.2.Final to 3.5.2.Final.
Engineers replicating from Oracle CDB/PDB deployments can now use all three Oracle replication paths without workarounds. Snapshot connections to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle sources can finally be encrypted, closing a gap that previously left initial data extraction unsecured. Runtime log-level adjustment and stability fixes under sustained load reduce operational friction for teams running continuous replication.
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Oracle CDB/PDB support now covers all three Oracle paths: Debezium CDC, oracle_fdw snapshots, and Openlog Replicator, tested against Oracle 23ai.
FDW snapshot connections can now be secured with TLS for MySQL and PostgreSQL sources or Oracle Wallet for Oracle and OLR sources via the new synchdb_add_fdw_conninfo() function.
The embedded Debezium engine upgrades from 2.6.2.Final to 3.5.2.Final, bringing accumulated connector fixes and dependency security updates.
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