Configure a Debezium PostgreSQL connector using pgoutput logical decoding

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Verified steps

  1. Ensure PostgreSQL is configured with wal_level=logical and the Debezium user has REPLICATION and LOGIN privileges plus SELECT on the tables to capture
  2. Set plugin.name to pgoutput in the connector configuration; pgoutput is the recommended decoder shipped with PostgreSQL 10+ and does not require installing a separate plugin
  3. Specify publication.name if you want to use a pre-existing publication, or let Debezium create one automatically; set publication.autocreate.mode to filtered to limit it to the included tables
  4. Set slot.name to a unique replication slot name; the slot must be unique per connector and persists on the PostgreSQL server until dropped
  5. Configure table.include.list and column.exclude.list as needed to scope the CDC capture surface
  6. Monitor replication lag via the pg_replication_slots view and Debezium metrics to detect slot growth that could exhaust WAL storage

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