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{prodname} is built on top of http://kafka.apache.org[Apache Kafka] and provides a set of {link-kafka-docs}.html#connect[Kafka Connect] compatible connectors.
Each of the connectors works with a specific database management system (DBMS).
Connectors record the history of data changes in the DBMS by detecting changes as they occur, and streaming a record of each change event to the Kafka logs.
Consuming applications can then read the resulting event records from the log.
Connectors record the history of data changes in the DBMS by detecting changes as they occur, and streaming a record of each change event to a Kafka topic.
Consuming applications can then read the resulting event records from the Kafka topic.
By taking advantage of Kafka's reliable streaming platform, {prodname} makes it possible for applications to consume changes that occur in a database correctly and completely.
Even if your application stops unexpectedly, or loses its connection, it does not miss events that occur during the outage.
After the application restarts, it resumes reading from the log from the point where it left off.
After the application restarts, it resumes reading from the topic from the point where it left off.
The tutorial that follows shows you how to deploy and use the {link-prefix}:{link-mysql-connector}#debezium-connector-for-mysql[{prodname} MySQL connector] with a simple configuration.
For more information about deploying and using {prodname} connectors, see the connector documentation.