AsyncAPI channel · Google Cloud Datastream · Google Cloud Datastream CDC Events

`spanner/{projectId}/{instanceId}/{databaseId}/{tableId}`

Name: spanner/{projectId}/{instanceId}/{databaseId}/{tableId}
Creator: Google Cloud Datastream

Cloud Spanner destination table populated by Datastream. Event ordering is determined by combining commit_timestamp, record_sequence, and mod_index.

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Provider: Google Cloud Datastream AsyncAPI: v2.6.0 Spec: Google Cloud Datastream CDC Events Operations: 1 Messages: 1

Channel address

spanner/{projectId}/{instanceId}/{databaseId}/{tableId}

Parameters

projectId — Google Cloud project hosting the Spanner instance.
instanceId — Spanner instance ID.
databaseId — Spanner database ID.
tableId — Spanner table ID populated by Datastream.

Operations

receiveSpannerCdcRow

Consume a row written to a Datastream-managed Spanner table

Messages

DatastreamSpannerRow

A row written to a Datastream-managed Cloud Spanner table. Ordering and change tracking are exposed through Spanner-specific source metadata fields such as commit_timestamp, record_sequence, and mod_i

Content-Type: application/json

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