making it a convenient tool to feed a CDC (Change Data Capture) process downstream from your Vitess datastore. For reference, please refer to the diagram below: Note: A VStream is distinct from a VStreamer were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow multiple indexes per table, and there are many types of indexes. Extending destination databases, while the application is still pointing to the source database as the primary datastore. • Create custom tools to backfill old data from the source to destination system. VReplication

making it a convenient tool to feed a CDC (Change Data Capture) process downstream from your Vitess datastore. For reference, please refer to the diagram below: Note: A VStream is distinct from a VStreamer were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow you to define multiple indexes per table, and there are many types

making it a convenient tool to feed a CDC (Change Data Capture) process downstream from your Vitess datastore. For reference, please refer to the diagram below: Note: A VStream is distinct from a VStreamer were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow you to define multiple indexes per table, and there are many types

making it a convenient tool to feed a CDC (Change Data Capture) process downstream from your Vitess datastore. For reference, please refer to the diagram below: Note: A VStream is distinct from a VStreamer were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow multiple indexes per table, and there are many types of indexes. Extending destination databases, while the application is still pointing to the source database as the primary datastore. • Create custom tools to backfill old data from the source to destination system. VReplication

making it a convenient tool to feed a CDC (Change Data Capture) process downstream from your Vitess datastore. For reference, please refer to the diagram below: Figure 1: VStream diagram Note: A VStream were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow multiple indexes per table, and there are many types of indexes. Extending destination databases, while the application is still pointing to the source database as the primary datastore. • Create custom tools to backfill old data from the source to destination system. VReplication

making it a convenient tool to feed a CDC (Change Data Capture) process downstream from your Vitess datastore. For reference, please refer to the diagram below: Note: A VStream is distinct from a VStreamer were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow multiple indexes per table, and there are many types of indexes. Extending destination databases, while the application is still pointing to the source database as the primary datastore. • Create custom tools to backfill old data from the source to destination system. VReplication

making it a convenient tool to feed a CDC (Change Data Capture) process downstream from your Vitess datastore. For reference, please refer to the diagram below: Note: A VStream is distinct from a VStreamer were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow multiple indexes per table, and there are many types of indexes. Extending destination databases, while the application is still pointing to the source database as the primary datastore. • Create custom tools to backfill old data from the source to destination system. VReplication

were to draw an analogy, the indexes in a database would be the equivalent of the key in a NoSQL datastore, except that databases allow you to define multiple indexes per table, and there are many types