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Add CDC replication sink with Iceberg v2 equality deletes (#6)
* Add CDC replication sink with Iceberg v2 equality deletes
Implement SinkReplication for CDC (Change Data Capture) from Postgres/MySQL
WAL sources using native Iceberg v2 row-level operations:
- Equality deletes via WriteEqualityDeletes + RowDelta commits
- Intra-batch deduplication (INSERT→DELETE cancels, UPDATE collapses)
- Multi-table atomic commits via MultiTableTransaction when catalog supports it
- Automatic schema evolution (AddColumn for new CDC columns)
- WAL position (LSN) tracking in snapshot summary properties
- Interval-based flush with configurable buffer size threshold
Also fixes existing code for latest iceberg-go API:
- LoadTable signature (removed properties param)
- AddFiles/FS now take context
- Extract shared Destination.NewCatalog() helper
- Fix mutex leak in SinkStreaming.clearState
* Add replication integration tests and fix CI
- Add pg2iceberg/replication tests (snapshot+repl, repl-only)
- Add mysql2iceberg/replication tests (snapshot+repl, repl-only)
- Add mongo2iceberg/replication tests (snapshot+repl, repl-only)
- Point go.mod to upstream iceberg-go commit c7839ca (has all CDC APIs)
- Remove local replace directive for iceberg-go
- Bump Go version to 1.25.5 in go.mod and CI workflow
- Add go-amqp v1.5.0 replace for Azure dep compatibility
* Add CDC replication benchmark and multi-partition Kafka tests
Benchmark infrastructure for measuring sustained PG→Iceberg CDC throughput:
- Parametric load generator with ramp-up (1K→10K rows/sec)
- Three DML profiles: InsertOnly, InsertHeavy (90/5/5), Balanced (60/30/10)
- Real-time metrics: row counts, replication lag, write rate
- Postgres added to docker-compose with WAL level=logical
Kafka tests updated with multi-partition concurrent write tests:
- TestMultiPartitionReplication: 4 partitions, 100 messages each
- TestMultiPartitionHighThroughput: 8 partitions, batched writes
Run: make recipe && go test -run TestBenchmarkSmoke -timeout=5m -v ./tests/bench/
* Add benchmark README and document transferia Docker compat issue
- tests/bench/README.md: benchmark design, architecture, load profiles,
metrics collected, and how to run
- doc/fix-transferia-docker-compat.md: documents the Docker client API
incompatibility in transferia@v0.0.2 (types.ImagePullOptions removed
in Docker v26+) that blocks integration test compilation
* Upgrade transferia to v0.0.6-rc0
- Update provider registration to new LoggableSource/LoggableDestination API
- Add MarshalLogObject to Source and Destination
- Update New() factory to accept *TransferOperation
- Fix ParseTableID → NewTableIDFromString in sink_streaming
- Remove stale Azure amqp replace directives
- Cleaner go.mod with fewer replace hacks
Note: integration tests still blocked by Docker ImagePullOptions issue
in transferia/pkg/container (needs fix in transferia main repo).
* Update Docker compat doc with detailed root cause analysis
* Upgrade to transferia v0.0.6-rc3, fix PG Docker image for benchmarks
- Bump transferia to v0.0.6-rc3 (fixes Docker ImagePullOptions)
- Add kafka-go and confluent-kafka-go replace directives from transferia
- Use debezium/postgres:11-alpine for wal2json support in benchmarks
- Fix RunPprof signature change in trcli
Benchmark smoke test passes: PG→Iceberg CDC replication with 7.6K rows
in 20s load generation window.
* Fix SinkReplication: auto-create namespace, register S3 IO, add flush logging
- Auto-create Iceberg namespace before table creation (fixes NoSuchNamespaceException)
- Import io/gocloud to register S3/GCS/Azure filesystem schemes
- Add logging for flush/commit operations
- Rework PG replication test to use testcontainers
- Add run_repl_test.sh helper script with proper env vars
CDC write path now working end-to-end: PG snapshot → buffer → flush →
CreateTable (format-version=2) → WriteRecords → RowDelta commit.
Reader-side row count verification still needs S3 endpoint config fix.
* Fix Storage S3 properties, scan-based row count, namespace auto-create
- Pass S3 properties to REST catalog in Storage (was missing, causing S3 auth failures)
- Import io/gocloud in storage.go for S3 filesystem scheme registration
- ExactTableRowsCount now uses Scan().ToArrowRecords() for accurate count
that respects equality deletes (merge-on-read)
- Add CleanupTable helper for test cleanup between runs
- Add auto-create namespace in ensureTable
PG replication integration test PASSES end-to-end:
snapshot (3 rows) → CDC (INSERT+UPDATE+DELETE) → verify (3 rows with equality deletes)
* Fix all integration tests for testcontainers + new iceberg-go
Test results:
- PG: snapshot ✅, snapshot+repl ✅, repl-only ✅
- MySQL: snapshot ✅, snapshot+repl ✅, repl-only ✅
- Mongo: snapshot+repl ✅, repl-only (timing-sensitive)
Fixes:
- PG/MySQL snapshot: use dumpDir() with runtime.Caller for absolute paths
(fixes ProjectSource panic with new transferia)
- MySQL replication: use source object fields for DB connection
- Mongo replication: simplified, removed manual driver connection
- All tests: add CleanupTable before runs for idempotency
- run_repl_test.sh: unified test runner with proper env vars
* Cleanup: remove debug logging, fix vet warnings, update kafka API
- Remove verbose flush/commit INFO logging from SinkReplication
- Remove outdated Docker compat doc (resolved with transferia v0.0.6-rc3)
- Fix kafka test: MakeKafkaRawMessage → abstract.MakeRawMessage (v0.0.6-rc3 API)
- Fix mongo test: use keyed bson.D struct literals (go vet)
- go vet passes clean across all packages
* Address code review: fix data loss, consolidate catalog init, improve error handling
Review fixes:
- Fix buffer drain-then-commit data loss: items are re-buffered on flush
failure instead of being silently dropped
- Fix cache key inconsistency in commitPerTable: use tableCacheKey()
consistently (was using raw tableID string)
- Log namespace creation errors instead of silently ignoring
- Consolidate all catalog init into Destination.NewCatalog() — removed
duplicate rest.NewCatalog/glue.NewCatalog from sink_snapshot.go,
sink_streaming.go, and storage.go
- Document no-PK append-only fallback behavior in prepareChanges
* Fix CI: ensure MinIO bucket exists before Spark provisioning
Root cause: mc container uses deprecated `mc config host add` command
(renamed to `mc alias set` in newer mc versions), and races with the
Spark provision script which tries to create tables before the bucket
exists.
Fixes:
- Update mc container entrypoint to use `mc alias set` + `--ignore-existing`
- CI workflow: poll for MinIO bucket readiness before provisioning
- CI: explicitly create bucket via `docker exec minio mc mb` as fallback
- CI: export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID/SECRET/REGION for test runner
- CI: make Spark provision non-fatal (CDC tests don't need it)
* Fix commit conflict on retry, add benchmark results to README
- Fix CommitFailedException on re-buffered items: invalidate table cache
on commit failure so next flush reloads fresh metadata from catalog
- Add CleanupTable to benchmark for idempotent runs
- Fix benchmark to use testcontainer PG (same as transfer source)
- Update README with actual smoke benchmark results:
7,896 rows, 0 lag, 492 rows/sec peak, zero data loss
* Add avg/peak lag metrics to benchmark, update README with full results
Benchmark results (InsertOnly, 1K→10K ramp, 5 min, Apple M1 Pro):
- 1,327,123 rows replicated with zero data loss
- 6,022 rows/sec peak, 4,423 rows/sec average
- Steady-state lag: 15-20K rows (~3 commit cycles)
- Lag drops to 0 within 30s after load stops
Also adds avg/peak lag tracking to MetricsCollector.
* Add time-based lag metrics to benchmark (seconds, not just rows)
Metrics now show lag in seconds: LagRows / CurrentRate = LagSeconds.
Steady-state lag is ~3 seconds at all write rates (1K-6K rows/sec).
Results updated in README with seconds-based lag.
Note: TestBenchmarkAll doesn't work for sequential profiles due to
testcontainer PG cleanup between sub-tests. Run profiles individually.
* Fix: auto-create namespace in SinkStreaming and SinkSnapshot (fixes CI)
* Add equality delete read performance test
TestEqualityDeleteReadPerf measures scan degradation as equality delete
files accumulate from UPDATE/DELETE operations.
Results (10K rows, 10 rounds of 1K DML each):
- Baseline: 41ms
- After 5K DML: ~165ms (4x)
- After 10K DML: ~5s (124x)
This demonstrates the merge-on-read overhead and the need for
compaction in CDC-heavy workloads.
* Add equality delete performance analysis doc
* Add compaction research: strategies for constant-time reads with CDC
Documents 5 approaches to handle equality delete read degradation:
1. Periodic full compaction (simplest)
2. Incremental compaction (smart — only dirty files)
3. Threshold-based auto-compaction in sink
4. Copy-on-write mode (no compaction needed, but slow writes)
5. Hybrid: equality deletes + background compaction (recommended)
Includes iceberg-go API analysis (ReplaceDataFilesWithDataFiles,
PlanFiles with FileScanTask.EqualityDeleteFiles, ToArrowRecords)
and a phased implementation plan.
* Add table file stats test and Optimize API proposal for iceberg-go
- TestTableFileStats: demonstrates two sources of dirty file stats:
1. Snapshot Summary (total-data-files, total-delete-files, total-equality-deletes)
2. PlanFiles → FileScanTask.EqualityDeleteFiles per data file
- LoadTable helper in recipe.go for metadata inspection
- iceberg-go-optimize-proposal.md: feature request draft with 3 API options,
benchmarks, and workaround implementation
Results: after 1K DML on 1K rows, 75% of data files are dirty.
* Update README with CDC replication sink announcement and benchmark results
* Add demo: PostgreSQL CDC to Iceberg v2 with step-by-step instructions
Self-contained demo with:
- docker-compose.yml: PG + MinIO + REST catalog (no JVM needed to run)
- transfer.yaml: trcli config for snapshot + CDC replication
- seed.sql: initial data, workload.sql: INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE examples
- README: architecture diagram, quick start, how it works,
performance numbers, limitations, links to research docs
* Add load generator script to demo (configurable rate, INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE mix)
* Fix CI: retry-based row count check, skip benchmarks in GitHub Actions
Fixes:
- Kafka→Iceberg replication tests: replace fixed sleep + DestinationRowCount
with waitForRows() polling loop (30s timeout). The table may not exist
yet on slow CI runners when using a fixed 5s sleep.
- Skip all benchmark tests (InsertOnly, InsertHeavy, Balanced, EqDeletePerf,
TableStats) in CI — they're too slow for GitHub Actions and are meant
for local performance testing.
Root causes from CI run 23872448978:
- TestReplication/TestMultiPartition*: NoSuchTableException (table not
flushed yet after fixed sleep)
- TestBenchmarkBalanced: timeout after 15m (equality deletes too slow on CI)
* Fix Kafka replication tests: table name is topic_unparsed, not topic
* Skip pg2iceberg/replication test in CI (substrait-go init panic)
substrait-go v7.6.0 panics during init() on linux/amd64 CI with
"strings: negative Repeat count" in go-yaml printer. This is an
upstream dependency issue in iceberg-go's substrait package.
Workaround: gate the test behind `cdc_replication` build tag.
Run locally with: go test -tags cdc_replication ./tests/pg2iceberg/replication/
* Re-enable pg2iceberg/replication test in CI (substrait panic may be transient)1 parent 8691225 commit 765a6d2
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