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Databricks Lakebase adds Change Data Feed for direct operational data access

Databricks has introduced a new Change Data Feed (CDF) feature for its Lakebase product, now in public preview. This feature allows operational data to be directly accessed by various engines, models, and agents without the need for complex, manual data pipelines. By storing the CDF within Unity Catalog Managed Tables, Lakebase aims to streamline data integration for agent-first development and provide unified governance and lineage across the data lifecycle. AI

IMPACT Streamlines data access for AI models and agents by integrating operational data directly into the Lakehouse architecture.

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Databricks Lakebase adds Change Data Feed for direct operational data access

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  1. Databricks Blog TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Announcing Lakebase Change Data Feed (CDF)

    Moving data from your operational database has traditionally meant setting up and...