Use cases
Sequin works great for CDC use cases like:Streaming events
Stream database changes as events for other services to consume using Kafka, SQS, Pub/Sub and more.
Audit logging
Track, enrich, and record every change in your database for compliance or feature development.
Search indexing
End-to-end tooling to warm search indexes like Typesense and Elasticsearch and keep them in sync with sub-second latency.
Managing caches
Keep application caches in sync with your database by streaming changes to Redis compliant caches.
Get started
Connect to your database and start streaming changes in just a few minutes. Sequin supports the following sinks:Run Sequin
Install and setup Sequin on your own infrastructure.

Azure Event Hubs

AWS SQS

AWS SNS

AWS Kinesis

Elasticsearch

GCP Pub/Sub
Kafka

Meilisearch

NATS

RabbitMQ

Redis Streams

Redis Strings

S2
Sequin Stream

Typesense

Webhooks
More coming soon
Tell us what sink you’d like to see next.
Killer features
- Bring your database: Sequin is not an extension. It works with any Postgres database version 14+.
- Never miss a change: Sequin ensures 100% delivery of database changes to sinks with strict ordering.
- Filters: Write custom filters to exclude or include changes to sink.
- Transforms: Transform message payloads by writing functions in low-latency Elixir.
- Routing: Route messages to specific topics, endpoints, or indexes.
- Exactly-once processing: Sequin ensures exactly-once processing of database changes using idempotency keys.
- Backfills: Backfill sinks at any point in time. Run partial backfills to only replay specific rows.
- Observability: Sequin exposes a metrics endpoint using Prometheus and comes with a Grafana dashboard.
- End-to-end tooling: Start with the Sequin console, then use the CLI, sequin.yml and API to manage your sinks.
Why Sequin?
We all know Postgres is great for storing and querying data. But what about when you need to stream changes to other systems? Postgres has limited support for change streaming. While Postgres supports logical replication, it’s ephemeral and doesn’t support features developers need like exactly-once processing, backfills, or delivery tracking. Existing tools aren’t much better. Debezium is complicated to setup, requires Kafka to scale, and caps out at 20,000 changes per second. Other options like Airbyte and Decodable simply wrap Debezium. While ETL tools like Fivetran have limited support for operational destinations and write changes in batches, not in real-time. Sequin provides the fastest, simplest experience for streaming data from Postgres. It streams changes in real-time and doesn’t require complex infrastructure to operate.Getting help
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